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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / October 2004

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'94 LeBaron transmission question

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David James Polewka - 06 Oct 2004 16:29 GMT
I had it rebuilt at 135 K miles.  About 15 months (14K) later, I had a
problem with intermittent limp mode.  I took it back, and asked him
to check the sensors.  He said he ran a scan and found nothing,
then he dropped the pan, and found a drum all tore up--needs
another rebuild.  He said "They're making 'em out of aluminum
now, and they don't last."  I said let me see the part (the next day,
AFTER I said go ahead and do it).  He said "Oh, the scrap man
came by and took it, but I'll show you some other parts."

Are they making crappy replacement parts now. or is
this guy ripping me off?

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Daniel J. Stern - 06 Oct 2004 19:57 GMT
> I had it rebuilt at 135 K miles.  About 15 months (14K) later, I had a
> problem with intermittent limp mode.  I took it back, and asked him to
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> some other parts." Are they making crappy replacement parts now. or is
> this guy ripping me off?

This guy screwed up and doesn't want to admit it. His "Oh, they're making
them out of aluminum now, and they don't last" line is horseshit, and his
excuse about the scrap man is awfully convenient.
Steve - 08 Oct 2004 18:48 GMT
>>I had it rebuilt at 135 K miles.  About 15 months (14K) later, I had a
>>problem with intermittent limp mode.  I took it back, and asked him to
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> them out of aluminum now, and they don't last" line is horseshit, and his
> excuse about the scrap man is awfully convenient.

I agree. Sure, they make crappy parts for rebuild, but there are also
GOOD parts available. If this clown doesn't choose to use the good
parts, it's his own fault.
 
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