Getting my tranny replaced

Or when you forget its AT and try to shift it and accidentally put it in R

 

The whole truck shakes like if I were driving over those tiny little plastic reflectors that some streets have

 

Well mine isnt for the lifetime, its only 125k

 

Mines already paid for itself 2x

 

*Multi-Quote +

 

And that was the problem

 

Usually is.

 

That didn’t use to be the norm for Toyota trucks and extended warranties. Glad you got your monies worth, but it’s sad to hear about.

 

https://youtu.be/pZxmKN1D2Wg

https://youtu.be/StSAVg8qERU

This noise started yesterday
Ignore the rock! Taking it in Friday to have it checked out..35k miles..both are stationary..

 

Maybe, I doubt the dealership would have accepted the blame though.

 

Well, the first time was a bearing and a rear axle...I will disclose whether I know how that happened or not.

 

Thats not what was going on with mine, but that sounds bad

 

Why would changing the fluid cause the transmission to go out?

 

Hopefully it was a simple drain and refill. Many push their luck with a flush as well.

 

I was always taught by an old time transmission guy. With automatic you either change it often and all the time or if you go just a spec past the correct time never touch it. As transmissions wear the particles become a working part . When you drain and refill you wash off some of the particles and the transmission will start to slip. Once that happens its all over. This was for the old GM turbo 350 3SPD transmissions. But I follow the same for any auto.

 

I might have a virus. But not the corona.


And the line is “thin red line” support our firefighters and paramedics

 

Glad you're getting it covered dude. Question - throughout the life of your truck, did you often experience fairly rough downshifting from 2 to 1 when coming to a stop?

 

How many miles on the transmission?

 

Already answered, 90k

 

Not really man, Im not even sure how this happened.