If the transmission has not been run with the water in it, then chances are you can drain, refill & run the transmission using a cheater hose instead of an oil cooler. Do this a few times then reconnect the new oil cooler & top off the transmission with enough fluid to fill the transmission & cooler circuit. If the transmission was run with the water in it, then you should disassemble & clean out the inside. Make sure to "pop" out the reverse & forward pistons to get the water out. Reassemble & fill transmission with enough fluid to fill transmission & cooler circuit. Answered by Scott @Marine Gear & Power systems, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. email: margear@bellsouth.net
Replacing the five-speed transmission with a brand-new five-speed transmission will cost approximately $3500. Replacing the transmission with a rebuilt transmission will cost approximately $2500.
Yes, it is worth replacing the transmission instead of getting a new car. You will have to pay thousands for a new car, but your transmission may only be $2,000.
It's doable... what all is required depends on the application. You should probably plan on also replacing your transmission, as well.
No, the pcv valve is not even close to the transmission.
Replacing a transmission is more costly, rebuilding a transmission is the least costly. Either way make sure you go to a reputable shop and get a guarantee for the replacement or rebuild.
It could be a problem with your transmission. The same thing just happened to me. It required replacing some of the internal transmission parts, but did not require replacing the entire transmission.
It will be added to the transmission.
Cooling lines from transmission to radiator?
If you feel like replacing a transmission soon, sure. Otherwise, no.
by replacing the bad gasket / seal
"transmission fluid leaking from fitting below radiator cap after replacing radiator on 99 surburban
your better off replacing the transmission the filter is not servicable ,,its deep in the center of the trans