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Unlocking the Secret: What a Torque Converter Does and Why It Matters

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 25/07/2024

A torque converter is a vital component in automatic transmissions that ensures smooth acceleration by using a fluid medium to connect the engine and transmission, preventing stalls and enabling seamless power transfer. It plays a crucial role for truck enthusiasts, especially those towing heavy loads, by multiplying the engine's torque to provide extra power for tough jobs. Maintaining the torque converter through regular transmission fluid changes is essential for longevity and performance. Understanding its function helps keep your truck running smoothly, and for any issues, specialists are available to provide professional assistance.

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Debunking Transmission Additives: Benefits, Risks, and Tips for Truck Owners

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 15/07/2024

Transmission additives can improve your truck's performance by reducing friction and protecting gears, but not all additives are beneficial, and some can cause harm if misused. Before using any additive, identify specific transmission noises, consult your owner's manual, choose a reputable brand, and follow the instructions carefully. Additives can be helpful as a preventive measure, especially for heavy-duty use, but they won't fix serious issues—consulting a mechanic is crucial. For expert advice, Truck Transmission Specialists are available to help determine the best solution for your truck's needs.

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Keep Your Rig Running Smooth: Essential Guide to Truck Transmission Fluid

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 10/07/2024

Luke from Truck Transmission Specialists emphasizes the crucial role of transmission fluid in maintaining truck transmissions, likening it to the lifeblood of the system. This fluid not only lubricates but also reduces friction, cools, cleans, conditions seals, and transmits hydraulic power. Warning signs that your transmission fluid needs attention include rough shifting, strange noises, a burning smell, and a change in fluid appearance. Using the correct type of fluid is vital, and you should consult your owner's manual or a mechanic for guidance. Generally, transmission fluid should be changed every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, or more often in extreme conditions. Preventative maintenance is key to keeping your truck running smoothly.

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