Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy StepsTyler Spangler
Published on: 04/12/2024

Luke from Truck Transmission Specialists explains the importance of regularly checking your truck's transmission fluid to avoid costly repairs. You'll need clean rags, gloves, and the appropriate transmission fluid. Begin by parking on a level surface, engaging the parking brake, and letting the engine run to warm up the fluid. Locate the dipstick, usually towards the rear of the engine bay, and check the fluid level and color, which should fall between the Add and Full marks and be bright red. If needed, add the recommended fluid carefully to avoid overfilling. For any uncertainties or further assistance, contact Truck Transmission Specialists.

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Mastering Chevy Truck Transmission Troubles: Solutions and Preventative Tips

Mastering Chevy Truck Transmission Troubles: Solutions and Preventative Tips

Mastering Chevy Truck Transmission Troubles: Solutions and Preventative TipsTyler Spangler
Published on: 15/07/2024

Experiencing transmission issues in your Chevy truck is common among owners, but understanding the causes and symptoms can help you address these problems before they become major repairs. Issues like rough shifting, fluid problems, erratic shifting, and unusual noises typically point to worn clutches, low or dirty fluid, faulty solenoids, or internal wear, respectively. Preventative measures such as following the maintenance schedule, monitoring fluid levels, avoiding aggressive driving and towing, and promptly addressing small problems can enhance transmission health. Transmission leaks often originate from the output shaft seal or other components like the pan gasket and lines. Different Chevy transmission options include the fuel-efficient 6L90 for light-duty trucks and SUVs, and the robust 8L90 for heavy-duty trucks designed for high torque and smooth shifting. For complex transmission repairs, seeking professional assistance is advisable. Companies like Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) offer expert rebuilding services with high-quality standards, quick turnaround times, and exceptional customer service. Contact them or visit their website for tailored solutions to your Chevy's transmission needs.

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Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy Steps

Mastering Maintenance: How to Check Your Truck’s Transmission Fluid in 5 Easy StepsTyler Spangler
Published on: 30/06/2024

Luke from Truck Transmission Specialists explains the importance of regularly checking your truck's transmission fluid to avoid costly repairs. You'll need clean rags, gloves, and the appropriate transmission fluid. Begin by parking on a level surface, engaging the parking brake, and letting the engine run to warm up the fluid. Locate the dipstick, usually towards the rear of the engine bay, and check the fluid level and color, which should fall between the Add and Full marks and be bright red. If needed, add the recommended fluid carefully to avoid overfilling. For any uncertainties or further assistance, contact Truck Transmission Specialists.

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