I have a 1999 chevy 4x4 suburban with over 80,000 miles clocked. The tranie is starting to not like reverse and I am afraid that it may be getting ready to give up the ghost.
I am not going to go to one of the tranie chains for repairs and I am not sure that I trust the dealer.
Where else should I go to get a reliable tranie?
thanks
Rich



order a goodwrench and put it in yourself. i know there expensive but other than finding someone who knows what they are doing inside one of these is really going to be hard. i have a friend who does nuthing but trans rebuilds and he wont touch these new overdrives, to many elec. components in side.
Technology is great, when it Works,
And one Big Pain in the Ass When it Doesn’t.
Detroit Iron Rules, All the Rest are Just Toys.
94 GMC Burban, 5.7L (350), 4X4, Auto
86 GMC Burban, 350, 2 WD, Auto
79 GMC pickup plow truck, 400, Full time 4X4, Auto
86 Pontiac Fiero SE, 2.8L, Auto, only mid engine American car
See a Pattern yet?
15 year GM assembly line worker.
Is Goodwrench a brand name or mfg?
Rich



gm remanufactured trans
Technology is great, when it Works,
And one Big Pain in the Ass When it Doesn’t.
Detroit Iron Rules, All the Rest are Just Toys.
94 GMC Burban, 5.7L (350), 4X4, Auto
86 GMC Burban, 350, 2 WD, Auto
79 GMC pickup plow truck, 400, Full time 4X4, Auto
86 Pontiac Fiero SE, 2.8L, Auto, only mid engine American car
See a Pattern yet?
15 year GM assembly line worker.
so you are saying that the dealer/chevy rebuild is the way to go?
I also have a ford f350 and their rebuilt tranies are not worth the time to install.
Rich
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