Tahoe14
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$800 for a fluid change. I would get other quotes from tranny shops.
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I'll check them out, thanks.
Wtf my dealer charges 300 for this and i thought that was highThis one has the 10 speed, but it may still fix it.
They wanted $800 to do the change, but if it fixes the shifting, It may be the way to go.
It's at 90,000 mi, it may actually be time for a flush anyway.
For $300 are they doing a full 11qt flush or just dropping the pan, replacing the filter then adding 4qts? That's a 10 minute job on the 10 speeds.Wtf my dealer charges 300 for this and i thought that was high
Reverse flushFor $300 are they doing a full 11qt flush or just dropping the pan, replacing the filter then adding 4qts? That's a 10 minute job on the 10 speeds.
My neighbor paid $800 for a full trans flush & filter on his 2018 8 speed. I did my 10 speed last week & took 90 minutes & even did a tire rotation. Cost me $125 for 12qt of ULV & a filter. Pretty easy job.
The reverse flush will help clean your filter if you don't want to drop the pan & replace it. I always do a forward flush after changing the filter by disconnecting the transmission return line from the radiator, stick a 3/8" hose in the radiator fitting, start the engine & let trans fluid drain as I added more.Reverse flush
Yeah i changed the filter first and added about 7 quarts that came out. I'll get them to do the reverse flush in like 6 mos. I don't drive my tahoe very oftenThe reverse flush will help clean your filter if you don't want to drop the pan & replace it. I always do a forward flush after changing the filter by disconnecting the transmission return line from the radiator, stick a 3/8" hose in the radiator fitting, start the engine & let trans fluid drain as I added more.
When you do a reverse flush on transmissions, there is the possibility any buildup will be removed. When you remove the buildup, all you have is worn bands/clutches left. Sometimes, after the flush, you'll find your transmission starts slipping and rebuild or replacement will be following not long after. The buildup will actually support the transmission and allow it to last longer than without it.