Now, let's get to signs of faulty transmissions and later to the dangers of continuing with it. Firstly, when your car starts to shift hard on the road, your transmission is probably going off. It can be felt with rattling, shaking, and clunking noise in the car. You may notice delayed engagement or find it hard to shift your gears from P to D. Secondly, when you start feeling like something hit you from the rear end of the car whenever coming to a standstill that's a sure sign, that your transmission is acting up. Hearing such thuds when stopping your car is not just some minor repair. Thirdly, when you notice RPM taking a ride even when your car doesn't go very fast, the transmission has become slippery.
To put it in simple words, the transmission has stopped effectively transferring power from the engine to the wheels. Finally, as part of the double-checking process, check whether transmission oil is at healthy levels, before blaming it on the transmissions. Besides these simple steps, also look for the formation of puddles in your parking space. Transmissions require fluids and regular maintenance, but sometimes a complete swap. More importantly, a car owner has to be aware of the risks associated with faulty transmission.

Slipping gears is not something you can ignore about your vehicle. It makes your driving experience horrible and unsafe. For starters, repairs that go unnoticed may cost you an entire replacement. In addition, the transmission may ruin a few more of the interconnected components in your car. In the worst case, it may completely go out while driving and put your life at risk. Besides the financial implications to follow, faulty transmissions put you and your loved ones in grave danger. Even in milder events, it will hurt your car and put a financial dent in the long run. Ideally, you should immediately have a mechanic look at it and proceed with either repair or replacement, You get to choose between used and new car transmissions.

Firstly, there are technically no new transmissions anymore. It's mostly rebuilt transmissions with manufacturers' warranties. Used transmissions sold in platforms like ours pretty much give you that. At Turbo Auto Parts we have a 3 years free warranty, which you can upgrade for up to a small-cost three-year warranty. Besides there cost benefits the used transmissions bring are immense. You can afford to be back on the road under a tight budget. The installation costs and repair costs to be incurred in the future are also considerably low. It involves no new registrations to the current insurance policy.
Once you buy used transmissions from reputable portals like ours, you are in certain luck. We have a huge collection of manual as well as automatic transmissions. Manual transmissions require the driver to press the clutch and manually shift gears every time. The automatic transmission takes care of switching between gears. Getting a used transmission saves you a big chunk of cash when compared to buying a brand-new or remanufactured transmission. Moreover, it's convenient to track down a used transmission on our website, based on the make and model. We ensure you enjoy optimal rewards at zero risks.

We are no strangers to the most daunting of automobile issues. We are no resellers trying to make quick bucks or rip-offs either. Unlike every portal you see on the internet, we are a team aiming to transform the industry. Our goal is to make car parts replacements as easy, safe, and trustworthy as ever. Turbo technical team goes the extra mile to get the used transmission in the best shape before fitting it into your car. Our inspecting and calibrating works are done meticulously. We cover you on all possible issues that may arise from replacing your car transmission. Let us explain our inspection process in brief.
For a car owner, it's ideal to have a spare transmission handy. Regardless of how you intend to use it, we follow a foolproof way to inspect transmission. If we have to explain it completely and sum it up in a few words, we pull every component apart and inspect your car transmission internally. We leave no boxes unchecked in knowing what to look for when inspecting transmissions. We shall explain the process to our reader's understanding in this section.
As soon as we acquire a used transmission, we clean it up before opening the casing. We do as much as we can to make your transmission shine like a brand-new transmission. Once the casing is opened, we take a close visual inspection of the inside. This needs hours of ripping apart of the components. We wash it all down for maintenance purposes and while we are at it, we wrap up the openings with water towels to prevent fluids from getting inside. Used transmissions from other cars usually come dirty. We wash down all grease marks and make it spotless for further quality control inspection. To make it visually appealing, our technicians paint it with some engine paint, when required.
Our engineers check on the age and model claims starting from its ears. The lines on the ear part of transmissions give away the model pretty accurately. We then get down to do some markings on areas that demand further testing. To start with, we check for stripped bolt holes, cracks, hairline cracks, and minor damages. From the speed sensor joint to every other component, we look closely at the bolt opening before the marking process.
The essential process is to check the working of the input shaft by the shift rod. The input shaft needs to spin on all gear settings. Rotating it counterclockwise gives resistance, but it is still supposed to spin smoothly. We work on shift rods to test spinning on all given gears as well as neutral. Any kind of rough grinding is a huge red flag, given the transmission should ideally be able to spin comfortably. We are all ears to any strange noise and pay close attention to ensure the transmissions won't stop. In case of trouble, we replace the input shaft bearing and likewise for all other components. We order whatever parts are needed to attain the perfect functioning of transmission. Additionally, it has to be suited for bodywork.