Transmission Flush Near Me
TRANSMISSION FLUID SERVICE
Your vehicle’s transmission fluid is responsible for lubricating the moving parts within the transmission assembly and provide hydraulic pressure to make the parts work. Old and degraded fluid can’t provide adequate lubrication, leading to increased friction and, consequently, overheating.
Transmission fluid change intervals vary from make and model and the team at Differentials Plus can help you determine when your vehicle should have a transmission fluid change.
Transmission fluid change service includes the draining of the old oil, replacement with new fluid specific to your vehicle’s requirements and where applicable a filter change.
Transmission Replacement Hixson, TN
Transmission Replacement
At Differentials Plus we offer replacement units only and do not offer rebuilding services. We have a number of vendors that offer remanufactured units with excellent warranties. In addition, we are one of few independent repair shops that offer in house reprogramming of the transmission control module. Which will speed up the repair process and save a few dollars by keeping in house.
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What's Next?
Evaluation & Inspection
We will inspect and diagnose your vehicle using specific tests and diagnostic equipment to pinpoint the root problem. We use the same equipment as your OEM so you can rest assured your vehicle diagnosis is accurate.
Authorization
We won’t perform any services to your vehicle without your authorization. We will provide a digital inspection report with photos and videos and a detailed estimate so you can make an informed decision.
Render Services
We know it’s a hassle to be without your vehicle so we do our best to complete all approved work the same day. If that is not possible it will be communicated to you during the authorization process.
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Types of Transmissions
Automatic Transmission
This transmission type employs a torque converter, planetary gearset, and clutches or bands to seamlessly shift through a vehicle’s forward gears automatically. While primarily automated, certain automatic transmissions offer drivers a degree of manual control beyond selecting between forward, reverse, or neutral modes. These features enable drivers to manually initiate upshifts and downshifts using buttons or paddles located on the steering wheel or gear selector. Such transmissions are often referred to as “shiftable automatic,” “Tiptronic,” or “autostick.”
Manual Transmission
In a manual transmission system, the driver engages in a hands-on process of gear selection. This selector allows the driver to manually shift between gears, dictating the vehicle’s speed and power output. Additionally, the driver must operate a clutch pedal, typically located to the left of the brake pedal, to facilitate smooth transitions between gears. By depressing the clutch pedal, the driver disengages the transmission from the engine, enabling seamless gear changes. This interactive approach to gear shifting offers drivers greater control over their vehicle’s performance.
Continuously Variable Transmission
A continuously variable transmission (CVT) operates on a fundamentally different principle than traditional transmissions, as it utilizes a continuously variable drive ratio rather than discrete stepped gear ratios. Instead of gears, CVTs employ belts, pulleys, and sensors to seamlessly adjust the transmission’s drive ratio, ensuring a smooth acceleration curve without the need for gear shifts. This dynamic adjustment enables the CVT to keep the engine operating within its optimal power range across various driving conditions, enhancing both efficiency and fuel economy.