Transmission Service and Repair
Automatic Transmissions
Transmission repair is a major, time consuming, and most often, an expensive automotive repair.
That’s why it’s so important to keep your transmission properly maintained. The guys at Auto Kruser's are just the guys to help you do that.
At Auto Kruser's they know just what to do to extend the life of your vehicle and help you avoid costly repairs.
The most important thing they’ll do is change your transmission fluid. This is important because over time, as your transmission wears, bits of metal from the gears will contaminate the fluid. In addition, the extreme heat generated by an automatic transmission will cause the fluid to break down.
Auto Kruser's recommends following your vehicle manufacturer's maintenance schedule for complete and proper care of your vehicle; however, it’s important to check your fluid levels every time you have your oil changed. Low fluid levels can seriously damage your transmission. The guys at Auto Kruser's will check your transmission fluid levels every time they service your vehicle.
Regularly scheduled maintenance service can help you avoid costly repairs—especially when it comes to transmission repair.
Transmission filters should be changed on a regular maintenance schedule as well. If the guys at Auto Kruser's find something more wrong with your transmission, rest assured that they are willing and able to take whatever corrective measures are necessary including complete transmission rebuild.
Manual Transmissions
Manual transmissions also require routine maintenance to avoid major repairs and major expense.
The guys at Auto Kruser's will regularly check your manual transmission fluid levels and you cluch and throw-out bearing for wear and warning signs.
At Auto Kruser's they provide complete vehicle service and if you need something as simple as a linkage adjustment or as complex as a manual transmission overhaul, they are ready and able to perform these services.
For expert car care and repair, "Don’t Worry… Call Auto Kruser's!"
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