NEED ADVICE: A/T Rebuild/Overhaul OR Replace for 2002 honda civic

[oj88]

Careful lang. The poster on the other thread had his tranny swapped most likely prior to the floods. It's a totally different situation now.

Checking the fluid of a surplus A/T won't show its actual condition since we don't have a history of it. For all we know, they may have changed out the old one as soon as they got them (or after the flooding). And finally, the 3 weeks warranty is too short. Heck, 6 months is still too short. A/T problems doesn't pop up overnight.

Again, these are the risks that buyers on a budget should consider. Parang lotto rin yan.

[mikhailer]

Careful lang. The poster on the other thread had his tranny swapped most likely prior to the floods. It's a totally different situation now.

Checking the fluid of a surplus A/T won't show its actual condition since we don't have a history of it. For all we know, they may have changed out the old one as soon as they got them (or after the flooding). And finally, the 3 weeks warranty is too short. Heck, 6 months is still too short. A/T problems doesn't pop up overnight.

Again, these are the risks that buyers on a budget should consider. Parang lotto rin yan.

for your own opinion sir, what will be the best solution? AT rebuild?

[oj88]

for your own opinion sir, what will be the best solution? AT rebuild?

For me, yes. New clutch packs, gaskets, etc. Total clean-up of the A/T internals.

[oj88]

for your own opinion sir, what will be the best solution? AT rebuild?

For me, yes. New clutch packs, gaskets, etc. Total clean-up of the A/T internals.

[cybertrigger]

thanks for the infos sa mga nagreply i visited my car and nakita ko mismo na bagu yung mga kits na iinstall and not a surplus one mejo ok and kampante na ko now since nakita ko talagang nilinis nila ng husto yung transmission ko and everything i think its well worth the money din but that doesnt change the fact na magastos huhuhuhu :sigh: