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Fixing Your Truck's Transmission Fluid Leak: A Step-by-Step Guide to Rear Output Seal Replacement

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 01/05/2025

If you're noticing persistent transmission fluid leaks from the rear of your US domestic truck, it might be due to a faulty rear output seal, which is a common issue but fixable. Start by confirming the leak source by looking for fluid near the driveshaft connection, checking the transmission fluid level, and inspecting the seal for damage. Gather tools like a replacement seal, tool kit, drain pan, shop rags, and gloves. Follow a step-by-step guide to replace the seal: park your truck safely, drain the transmission fluid, disconnect the driveshaft, remove the old seal, clean the area, install the new seal, reassemble the components, and refill the transmission fluid. Always consult your truck’s repair manual for specific instructions and torque settings. For more support, reach out to TTS, specialists in rebuilding transmissions for Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy trucks, or visit prebuilttrans.com for resources and parts. Need further help? Check out recommended videos and expert advice for a successful repair.

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Get Your Dodge Truck's Transmission Back on Track: Expert Tips from TTS

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 30/04/2025

Experiencing transmission troubles with your Dodge truck? Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) offer a comprehensive guide to diagnosing and fixing the common issues. Symptoms like sticky shifters, grinding noises, and jerky or slipping gears often point to problems either with the shifter/linkage or the Transmission Control Module (TCM). For shifter issues, visually inspect for damage, check fluid levels, and listen for unusual noises. When it comes to TCM problems, scan for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), inspect connections and wiring, and consider software updates. Address shifter problems by replacing damaged parts, tightening connections, and lubricating linkage points; for TCM issues, look into software updates or component repairs. If challenges persist, professional help from TTS is recommended for specialized diagnosis and repair, ensuring your truck is back on the road smoothly. For more details and assistance, visit prebuilttrans.com or contact the TTS team.

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Rev Up Your Knowledge: Unleashing 18 Years of Truck Transmission Expertise Online

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 21/02/2025

Luke and Tyler from Truck Transmission Specialists are bringing their 18 years of hands-on experience with truck transmissions online through the TTS Experience Blogs. They aim to simplify complex transmission topics for both seasoned mechanics and beginners by sharing real-world solutions, expert advice, tips, tricks, and product highlights. Their content is designed to help enthusiasts understand and fix common transmission issues while maintaining peak performance. They're passionate about trucks and eager to share their knowledge, inviting readers to join them on this educational journey and explore their range of services and products at prebuilttrans.com.

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Truck Transmission Tips: New, Used, or Remanufactured – Choose Wisely!

Tyler Spangler

Published on: 20/01/2025

Choosing the right transmission for your truck—whether new, used, or remanufactured—can be tricky, but Truck Transmission Specialists (TTS) are here to help you navigate your options. New transmissions offer top quality, full warranties, and increased resale value but come at the highest cost. Used transmissions are more affordable and readily available, though they often lack warranties and may require extra work. Remanufactured transmissions strike a balance between cost and quality, offering extended lifespans and environmental benefits, but their quality can vary and they might not be available for some models. For older trucks with high mileage, a used transmission might suffice if you're on a budget, though it's important to consider the risks. Newer trucks benefit more from new or remanufactured options due to better performance and security. Budget-conscious buyers should look into used or remanufactured transmissions from reputable suppliers, while those with limited mechanical knowledge might prefer the warranty coverage that comes with new or remanufactured units. TTS specializes in rebuilding transmissions for Ford, Dodge, GMC, and Chevy trucks, exceeding OEM standards and offering quick turnaround times. For expert guidance, visit prebuilttrans.com or contact TTS directly.

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