Transmission Replacement Parts

Among the most frustrating transmission problems facing drivers in the United States are fluid leaks. A pool of reddish brown fluid underneath a parked car can be costly for the vehicle’s owner without immediate care. There are plenty of explanations for this common transmission problem that can be eliminated with a simple inspection and replacement parts.

Most mechanics find the source of transmission fluid leaks as soon as they check seals and gaskets. A loose pump seal and oil pan can lead to fluid or oil leaking from the drive train. The inspecting mechanic can replace seals and tighten oil pans quickly to solve the leaking problem. There are more expensive problems that mechanics at independent shops and BMW dealerships may diagnose during their inspections.

Fixing Fluid Leaks and Other Transmission Problems

An experienced mechanic may find that leaking transmission fluid is caused by a faulty torque converter and transmission case. The torque converter is a device used in automatic transmissions that uses torque created in the engine to power a car’s wheels. This converter begins to leak fluid if it has been jostled or damaged during an accident. The costs for these replacement parts can run into the thousands with labor costs and taxes.

We help BMW owners find solutions to their transmission problems. This virtual resource is ideal for drivers who are short on cash and need to find affordable mechanics in their communities.