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Transmission mount, also transmission oil leaks 200

posted by  david hunter on  Fri Jan 29 09:54 CST 2010
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Sounds as if the shop may have "stacked" the labor charges for each job description when in reality there are all part of the same job except for the pump bushings. If you do have them pull the tranny make sure you do not get charged for pulling it twice (ie once for the tranny seal and once for the rear engine seal). I don't think you should go to a transmission shop, they always want to say you need a rebuild AFTER the tranny is pulled out. Any competant shop can pull the tranny and deal with seals.
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David Hunter






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