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GoGeo · 10-29-2010, 09:44 AM

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Carenthusiast43 · 11-15-2010, 06:02 PM

I have a friend that Just got a M3 through them and got it really quick and easy i guess they even took in his trade to resale it for them, He referred me and i am speaking to a sales person there , I have to turn in my trade and i want to get the new M3 Convertible , its cool because you don't have to go into a dealership and get hassled which me being a woman i usually get hassled and end up paying way to much cause of the pressure from dealerships!

xrraated · 12-13-2010, 03:46 PM

How to Find and Deal With a Transmission Repair Shop

This section should be easy: Ask questions, ask questions! In the transmission business, there is a lot of room for the shop to, well… be dishonest. Some transmission shops in my area are trustworthy and very good at what they do. Now let’s define what is good, and what is bad.

Just as I’ve stressed throughout the book, you need to find someone you can trust and believe. You will probably only set foot in the transmission repair shop once during the life of your car. Thank God for that. Most car transmissions are made to last the life of the vehicle if properly maintained and serviced regularly. Most automatic transmissions have a filter that should be replaced, and the fluid changed periodically. Check the owner’s manual for service interval, but a good rule of thumb is to change the filter and the fluid every 25,000 miles under normal conditions.

What are normal conditions you ask? The owners manual will usually list what they feel is normal and severe driving conditions in the scheduled maintenance section of the manual. I have found that the term “severe driving condition” usually refers to having the air conditioning on while the engine is running. If this was the case, it might suggest that you service the transmission every 30 days to avoid premature wear and internal damage on used transmissions

The manufacturers do a great job at protecting their rears from lawsuits, and will sometimes be a little too protective, so also ask your auto repair mechanic for his opinion. If you are in need of transmission work, you should ask your regular repair shop if they do transmission repairs in house or subcontract the work to another shop. If your regular repair shop is willing to send the car to their transmission repair shop, let them do it for you.

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Anyone bought a used transmission online? I need a donor unit to fix my car but all the sites keep asking me for info before they will give me a price.Can anyone recommend a tranmission shop in in kansas city

goodmethods · 12-13-2010, 04:41 PM

Try leasecompare.com. Get a quote and see if the dealer will be willing to match it. Worked like a charm for me.

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Carenthusiast43 Registered 0 Rep 1 Posts Drives: 2011 BMW 3 Series M Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Newport Beach, CA iTrader: (0)	The Lease Outlet I have a friend that Just got a M3 through them and got it really quick and easy i guess they even took in his trade to resale it for them, He referred me and i am speaking to a sales person there , I have to turn in my trade and i want to get the new M3 Convertible , its cool because you don't have to go into a dealership and get hassled which me being a woman i usually get hassled and end up paying way to much cause of the pressure from dealerships!
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xrraated New Member 0 Rep 5 Posts Drives: Honda civic Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: san diego USA iTrader: (0)	How to Find and Deal With a Transmission Repair Shop This section should be easy: Ask questions, ask questions! In the transmission business, there is a lot of room for the shop to, well… be dishonest. Some transmission shops in my area are trustworthy and very good at what they do. Now let’s define what is good, and what is bad. Just as I’ve stressed throughout the book, you need to find someone you can trust and believe. You will probably only set foot in the transmission repair shop once during the life of your car. Thank God for that. Most car transmissions are made to last the life of the vehicle if properly maintained and serviced regularly. Most automatic transmissions have a filter that should be replaced, and the fluid changed periodically. Check the owner’s manual for service interval, but a good rule of thumb is to change the filter and the fluid every 25,000 miles under normal conditions. What are normal conditions you ask? The owners manual will usually list what they feel is normal and severe driving conditions in the scheduled maintenance section of the manual. I have found that the term “severe driving condition” usually refers to having the air conditioning on while the engine is running. If this was the case, it might suggest that you service the transmission every 30 days to avoid premature wear and internal damage on used transmissions The manufacturers do a great job at protecting their rears from lawsuits, and will sometimes be a little too protective, so also ask your auto repair mechanic for his opinion. If you are in need of transmission work, you should ask your regular repair shop if they do transmission repairs in house or subcontract the work to another shop. If your regular repair shop is willing to send the car to their transmission repair shop, let them do it for you. [/quote] Anyone bought a used transmission online? I need a donor unit to fix my car but all the sites keep asking me for info before they will give me a price.Can anyone recommend a tranmission shop in in kansas city
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goodmethods New Member 0 Rep 14 Posts Drives: 2011 E92 M3 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Los Angeles, CA iTrader: (0)	Try leasecompare.com. Get a quote and see if the dealer will be willing to match it. Worked like a charm for me.
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