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Rebuilt Transmissions
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Quality Rebuilt Transmissions
A & D Automotive transmission specialists provide transmission remanufacturing services for a variety of vehicle makes. They inspect, diagnose, and repair vehicle transmissions and install complete rebuilt transmission systems according to manufacturer specifications.
A rebuilt transmission can be a cost-effective solution to a transmission malfunction, especially for a newer vehicle or one that is otherwise in good working order.
- Inspect and clean individual internal and external parts
- Disassemble, inspect, and clean the valve body
- Check and replace OEM components
- Replace soft parts
- Replace impaired components with new or functioning rebuilt parts
- Adjust, measure, and calibrate the transmission
Transmission Rebuilding, Remanufacturing, and Overhaul
The terms rebuilt transmission, remanufactured transmission, and transmission overhaul are often used interchangeably. They describe a comprehensive process of inspecting, repairing, replacing, and reassembling transmission components to restore the system to working condition.
Transmission rebuilding or overhaul services include:
- Cleaning and inspecting all internal and external parts
- Disassembling and thoroughly cleaning the valve body, then inspecting it for damage or needed repairs
- Replacing soft parts and installing new or relined bands
- Checking and replacing OEM components, including:
- Lined friction plates
- Internal and external seals
- Sealing rings
- Gaskets
- Restoring or replacing defective, worn, or substantially impaired components with new, rebuilt, or fully functioning used parts
- Measuring, adjusting, and calibrating the transmission
- Testing and, when applicable, replacing or restoring electronic powertrain components
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