Generally replacing a transmission is a long and difficult process that will consume more labor costs.
Transmission replacement costs may vary depends on the model of the car. Costs may be range from $1,800-$3500. Commonly speaking more you spend for the car, the more you are likely to spend on replacing a transmission.
Costs also vary depending on the current labor costs. If workers tend to be paid less than standard in your area, you may get lower prices.
Get rid of and replace transmission, which comprises taking away drive axles and/or drive shaft.
Find a reputable repair shop and proceed with caution when using bargain specials from unknown mechanics.
Find a mechanic before you need one. Do your research and locate a mechanic you trust before you actually need servicing, so you aren't stuck with the first mechanic you find during a time of need.
If you don't already have a mechanic, look for mechanics that are certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Search for ASE certified Blue Seal repair facilities.
Check with your state consumer affairs department or The Better Business Bureau to see if the shop has generated a lot of consumer complaints.
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