Transmission problem
hello!!!
i have an audi a4 2.8 v6 quattro 1998 automatic triptronic.
My transmission finally broke down, my mechanic told me that is better to buy a used transmission rather than buy a new oem transmission pump and a rebuilt torque converter. the thing is that the second option it's cheaper than the first one, but my mechanic is skeptical about oem products. What should i do????
i have an audi a4 2.8 v6 quattro 1998 automatic triptronic.
My transmission finally broke down, my mechanic told me that is better to buy a used transmission rather than buy a new oem transmission pump and a rebuilt torque converter. the thing is that the second option it's cheaper than the first one, but my mechanic is skeptical about oem products. What should i do????
why does your mechanic have a problem with rebuilts? i dont see why that would be a bad idea i know lots of people who've done that without a problem. i say rebuild it
if you do wanna get a used one though just make sure you know how many miles are on it and you know it works. i got lucky and found a manual tranny with only 16k on it for only $700 at a junkyard.
if you do wanna get a used one though just make sure you know how many miles are on it and you know it works. i got lucky and found a manual tranny with only 16k on it for only $700 at a junkyard.
Last edited by Lebe Frei; Sep 5, 2008 at 05:51 PM.
Why is he skeptical about OEM? He should be skeptical about LKQ (junkyard), you have no idea how the previous owner drove that vehicle and no idea how beat up the internals are until you actually use it.
Nobody wants to rebuild a tip tranny. Nobody wants to pay the cost for a rebuilt tranny. Try to find a lower mileage tranny from www.car-part.com Most places gaurantee it to work and have some kind of waranty/return policy.
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