gsr tranny
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here in So.Cal a used gsr transmission runs about the same as Rebuilding one
check around your local transmission shops for prices
be careful of the old "bait and switch"
junk yard wanted 750.00 inculding labor 6 month warranty
Transmisson place wanted 875.00 and included a type R limted slip
plus a 12 month warranty
check around your local transmission shops for prices
be careful of the old "bait and switch"
junk yard wanted 750.00 inculding labor 6 month warranty
Transmisson place wanted 875.00 and included a type R limted slip
plus a 12 month warranty
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From: San Diego, CA
Try replacing the tranny fluid first. A lot of times it will reduce/eliminate grinds simply because you're flushing out any particulates that are floating around in there that could be causing the grinding, and it'll save you a heap of money if it works. I changed mine when it was starting to get notchy to GM Synchromesh and... no more notchiness!!! Honda MTF and Redline are also good alternatives. Good luck.
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 129
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Try replacing the tranny fluid first. A lot of times it will reduce/eliminate grinds simply because you're flushing out any particulates that are floating around in there that could be causing the grinding, and it'll save you a heap of money if it works. I changed mine when it was starting to get notchy to GM Synchromesh and... no more notchiness!!! Honda MTF and Redline are also good alternatives. Good luck.
