Spotting Hidden Issues: Key Transmission Warning Signs for GMC Truck Owners
Tyler SpanglerTransmission issues in GMC trucks can be a real headache, with common problems including oil pump and input shaft bearing failures. An oil pump is crucial for circulating fluid, and its failure can cause slipping gears, delayed shifting, unusual noises, a check engine light, and a burning smell. Preventative maintenance, such as regular fluid changes, using the correct fluid type, avoiding heavy towing, and driving smoothly, can help prevent these issues. The input shaft bearing, on the other hand, is essential for transferring power from the engine to the transmission, and its failure can result in unpleasant noises, performance issues, leaking fluids, or a burning smell. Early detection of these symptoms is crucial, so if you notice any of these signs, consult Truck Transmission Specialists for a thorough inspection and prompt resolution.
