As you drive, you will struggle to switch gears. The gear knob will feel rubbery, and you can barely tell if the gear has been engaged. Slipping gear is also another common sign that you should look out for. In an extreme situation, you will notice transmission fluid dripping down on your driveway, accompanied by a burning smell while driving. Automatic transmission vehicles often show these signs after the car has covered a decent mileage. If you have an outdated car with a broken gearbox occupying your garage, call us. Our automotive experts will repair it at nominal costs and make it as good as new.
The transmission or gearbox of your car is one of the most sophisticated systems, making it complex to repair as well. In some cases, rebuilding a transmission system can cost you more than rebuilding an engine. Especially, if the car’s make and model works on an automatic transmission system. However, if you can find a reliable mechanic outside the dealership, you can save a lot of money in the process on a transmission repairs job. Make sure to compare the costs before getting an automotive mechanic.
Depending on the size and complexity of the job, a transmission or gearbox repair can take anywhere from an hour to a couple of days. A car with automatic transmission often takes a while longer for servicing as they require computing analysis and other peculiar operations while servicing. A professional mechanic will take 30-45 minutes for an oil flush or oil top-off job. Even a standard transmission servicing can take an hour when done properly. However, a more extensive job like rebuilding a transmission can take up to 4 days as compared to traditional transmission repairs.