Alex Gearhart 
Yes, you should always check transmission fluid in park or neutral. This is because if the vehicle is in gear while checking the fluid level, it can cause damage to the internal components of the transmission due to pressure changes caused by moving parts inside. Additionally, when checking transmission fluid while in park or neutral … Read more
When a transmission shifts fine until it warms up, the most likely cause is a sticking valve in the automatic transmission. This can be caused by old or degraded fluid which has caused deposits to build up on the valve and causing it to stick when hot. It can also be caused by worn valves, … Read more
Used LS engine and transmission packages can be found at many auto part suppliers near you. Many popular websites such as eBay, Craigslist, and Amazon list a wide variety of used LS engine and transmission packages for sale. Additionally, they are widely available from local salvage yards or junkyards that specialize in GM vehicles. Furthermore, … Read more
Transmission fluid leaks from any of the seals or gaskets in your transmission. The most common locations for a transmission leak are the output shaft seal, pan gasket, and axle seals. It can also leak from the cooler lines or even from an internal component such as a valve body or torque converter. If you … Read more
Automatic transmission failure is generally caused by one of two things – either a mechanical issue or low fluid levels. Mechanical issues can include worn out parts and components, such as seals, clutches, bands, gears, solenoids and valves. Low fluid levels can be caused by leaks resulting from loose connections in the lines or hoses … Read more
When an automatic transmission shifts gears, the car can jerk if the shift is not smooth. This could be caused by a few different issues such as low transmission fluid level that causes the components to slip or wear and tear on parts of the transmission system. The transmission filter may also need to be … Read more
It is recommended to change transmission fluid after 100K miles. Over time, the transmission fluid breaks down and loses its ability to lubricate and protect the internal components of your vehicle’s transmission. It can also become contaminated with dirt, metal particles or other debris from normal wear-and-tear on your car. Changing the fluid at 100k … Read more
Transmission shifting hard can be caused by a number of different things. One major factor is the transmission fluid level being low or dirty, as this can cause the clutch plates inside the transmission to slip and result in hard shifts. Another common reason for hard shifts is worn bands, solenoids, or clutches inside the … Read more
The Transmission Control Module (TCM) is typically located inside the vehicle, usually near or on top of the transmission. It may also be located underneath the dashboard or the engine compartment. The TCM can often times be found in a black plastic box and it is connected to other parts of the car through wiring … Read more
The amount of transmission fluid a car holds depends on the make, model and year of the vehicle. On average, most cars hold between 4-5 quarts (3.8-4.7 liters) of transmission fluid in total. Some vehicles may require more or less depending on the type of gearbox present and other factors such as additional cooling lines … Read more