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FAQ

I have a 2002 Monte Carlo. How do I go about changing the transmission fluid? Should I do it or have a professional?

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does any other transmission fluid exchange with mitsubishi fluid i have a mitsubishi a 1995 galant but no one carries mitsubishi fluid around where i live thanks

yes you are talking about the diamond fluid I assume. then yes you can use Pennzoil Multi-Vehicle transmission fluid. It is good for GM up until Dex VI, Ford up through Mercon V, Chrysler dexron and ATF +3.+4 and 7176. And you can also use it for your mitsubishi as well.

I am trying to find a rebuilt or used transmission for my work van. My question is, what specs do I need to know to find a tranny that will fit my vehicle. I can tell you it is a 2000 ford e-150, 4.6L, V8. I am trying to find numbers for my item. Thanks for any help.

The transmission in your E-150 van is a 4R70W. If you are looking for a used transmission, any E (full size van) or F (full size pick-up) series vehicles with a 4R70W transmission for V8 2WD applications only, will work for your van. Do not get one from a V6 equipped truck. The bellhousing bolt pattern is different. Hope this helps. Note: Manual transmissions have NEVER been an option on any E-series vans since 1991. An E4OD/4R100 is for heavier applications on vehicles equipped with the 5.4L, 6.8L V10 7.3L Diesel engines.

My 2002 Honda Civic was recently in an accident and totaled. It was a great car and never had one single problem with it. I am looking at getting another, but have heard that 2001s have had transmission problems. How prevalent are these problems?

Lots of Civics, and Hondas in general, have this problem you heard of. It isnt anything serious. Its just some slight notchiness going into second and third gear. It doesnt always happen, mostly when the car isnt completely warmed up. If you get a really good after market transmission fluid it can help a lot. I used Amsoil and it almost eliminated it completely. So it isnt a very serious issue, doesnt affect all Civics, and shouldnt hinder you from buying one. Good luck.

couple days ago i did a little burn out outi n my 1994 automatic transmission explore and when i did it something happen with transmission now when i put it in drive or anygear it wont move or anything i checket all fluids in the car . there all good . what could it be .?? someone please help

Check the TV cable bushing. A small plastic bushing on the throttle with a cable that runs down to the transmission.

How hard/ costly is it to convert a automatic transmission to a manual? is it worth it? i want a Supra sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad but all i can find under $30,000 are automatics. so i was thinking i could drop a manual trans. and throw a turbo in there and call it a beast. is it even worth it? lol

Pull the old transmission and torque converter. Install a new fly wheel and clutch plates. Install manual transmission. May have to replace the rear transmission support because it will be in the wrong location. May have to replace the drive shaft because the length will not be correct. Change the engine computer software so that it recognizes a manual transmission. Install a new shift handle and linkage. Expect more mods that I have missed. Most likely the cost is in the neighborhood of $5,000 IF it can be done at all. If they offer the car as a manual transmission, it would be easier because the parts are already in the chain.

can 4.7L transmission fit a 5.2L engine?

I take it your working on a Darner-Chrysler vehicle. The chances of your transmission fitting are very good, Unfortunately no one here may be able to give you a straight yes or no answer, and I'm in the business! The best thing for you to do would be to call a local wrecking yard, don't BS them 'cuz most of the guys I know in this business can be *****. Call a wrecking yard, be honest right from the beginning, let them know what your plans are and a wrecking yard will give you the BEST answer. (considering they use programs that let them know which parts can interchange with what vehicle) If they say yes, then you know you can continue with confidence. Have this information available from both vehicles when u call. Year, make, model, automatic or standard transmission, 2WD or 4WD(4x4). and engine size.

2000 honda preludeautomatic transmission

It's probably not so much the cost of a rebuilt transmission , anywhere from $800 to $1500 , but I've been out of the scene for a while - But the labor that a garage will charge you , It's an all day project , at least 5-6 hours at whatever the garage charges an hour ( $70 - 120 per hour) Call around parts stores , call a Honda dealer also , it might be discontinued but maybe there's an interchange between years . I would not trust a junkyard or used one that much, unless you have it looked at by a mechanic .