Transmissions have the same symptoms much like any other mechanical auto problem which is this. If you feel something or hear something out of the ordinary, chances are it’s the starting stages of something going bad with your car. If you experience any of these symptoms, bring your vehicle into us to get a diagnostic today!

 

 

• Refuses to go into gear

• Burning smell

• Loud or noisy

• Gears slipping Dragging clutch

• Leaking fluid

• Check engine light

 

 

One of the most important things to do on your car is to change your oil on time. Typically, 4,000-6,000 is still an acceptable range to keep your oil churning, and you can even go with the extended-range oils for 10,000 miles Here is some things to watch for when you need to change your oil.

 

 

 

• Oil is black or gritty

• Engine is louder than usual

• Your oil light is on

• You can't remember that last

   time you changed your oil

 

 

 

 

First of all, it is important to note that not all vehicles have both shocks and struts. Some have just struts and some vehicles have only shocks. Shocks are part of the overall suspension, and a strut is a complete suspension assembly.

 

 

• Vehicle rolls or sways on turns

• Front end dives when braking

• Rear end squats when accelerating

• Vehicle bounces or slides sideways

  on a winding, rough road