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Why should I change my transmission fluid?
- Your car's transmission fluid decreases in quality with mileage and age.
- Transmission fluid has properties to help your transmission lubricate and cool itself.
- Transmission fluid helps produce correct clutch and band application.
- Transmission fluid produces quality of shifts and performance.
- Transmission fluid protects the internal computer electronics in your transmission.
When should I change my transmission fluid?
- Approximately every 30,000 miles or every 24 months, whichever occurs first.
What do we do to your car during a routine transmission fluid and filter change?
- Test drive your car to check for quality of performance or to detect any malfunctions.
- Visual check from top to bottom to detect any leaks, vacuum hoses or electronic wire connections that may show 5 problem.
- Manually check adjustments.
- Do a computer scan to retrieve history of operation and to check electronic adjustment.
- Check batter condition
- Check fluid to see if it is full, low, clean, discolored, black or burnt
- Remove transmission pan, cut open filter and inspect and report condition
- Install a new filter kit
- Fill with the correct fluid for your car that meets or exceeds manufacturer specifications
- Final road test
- Recheck fluid level
What do we do to your car during a transmission flush?
- Same as above, plus...
- Add cleaner
- Test drive to circulate cleaner through all areas of the transmission
- Plug transmission flush machine into transmission and flush out all the fluid
- Put in 100% new fluid
- Add conditioner
- Final test drive
- Recheck fluid level
Scottie's Transmission is proud to dispose of all fluids and products properly.
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