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It's hard to believe that the number of manual transmission vehicles on the road has decreased so dramatically over the years. Only about 10% of today's drivers opt for a stick shift even though manual drivers report better car handling, increased fuel mileage and lower cost to maintain. Even so, manuals and automatics are as different as night and day when it comes to repairs. It's important to choose a shop like A-1 Transmission who is familiar with the unique issues that stick shifts can have.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
Trouble shifting or staying in gear could be a sign that a transmission part (internal or external) is worn or damaged, or it could even signal an electrical problem. If the clutch is sticking - it goes to the floor and won't come back up - that typically means the slave cylinder or clutch master has an external seal leakage and needs to be replaced. There are so many possibilities when it comes to manual transmissions. We will definitely need to take a look before claiming to know what is wrong.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
It's hard to believe that the number of manual transmission vehicles on the road has decreased so dramatically over the years. Only about 10% of today's drivers opt for a stick shift even though manual drivers report better car handling, increased fuel mileage and lower cost to maintain. Even so, manuals and automatics are as different as night and day when it comes to repairs. It's important to choose a shop like A-1 Transmission who is familiar with the unique issues that stick shifts can have.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
Trouble shifting or staying in gear could be a sign that a transmission part (internal or external) is worn or damaged, or it could even signal an electrical problem. If the clutch is sticking - it goes to the floor and won't come back up - that typically means the slave cylinder or clutch master has an external seal leakage and needs to be replaced. There are so many possibilities when it comes to manual transmissions. We will definitely need to take a look before claiming to know what is wrong.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
Trouble shifting or staying in gear could be a sign that a transmission part (internal or external) is worn or damaged, or it could even signal an electrical problem. If the clutch is sticking - it goes to the floor and won't come back up - that typically means the slave cylinder or clutch master has an external seal leakage and needs to be replaced. There are so many possibilities when it comes to manual transmissions. We will definitely need to take a look before claiming to know what is wrong.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
It's hard to believe that the number of manual transmission vehicles on the road has decreased so dramatically over the years. Only about 10% of today's drivers opt for a stick shift even though manual drivers report better car handling, increased fuel mileage and lower cost to maintain. Even so, manuals and automatics are as different as night and day when it comes to repairs. It's important to choose a shop like A-1 Transmission who is familiar with the unique issues that stick shifts can have.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
Trouble shifting or staying in gear could be a sign that a transmission part (internal or external) is worn or damaged, or it could even signal an electrical problem. If the clutch is sticking - it goes to the floor and won't come back up - that typically means the slave cylinder or clutch master has an external seal leakage and needs to be replaced. There are so many possibilities when it comes to manual transmissions. We will definitely need to take a look before claiming to know what is wrong.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
It's hard to believe that the number of manual transmission vehicles on the road has decreased so dramatically over the years. Only about 10% of today's drivers opt for a stick shift even though manual drivers report better car handling, increased fuel mileage and lower cost to maintain. Even so, manuals and automatics are as different as night and day when it comes to repairs. It's important to choose a shop like A-1 Transmission who is familiar with the unique issues that stick shifts can have.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
One issue you may come across with a manual transmission is when the clutch slips. The clutch is an important factor because it transfers power from the engine to the transmission, which allows the driver to switch gears. If the clutch is slipping the engine will rev but the car won't move as it should (or maybe not at all!) Usually the solution is to adjust the worn clutch or clutch pedal. The more early-on you can detect an issue with your clutch, the better. The last thing you want is to deal with a breakdown while you're driving.
Trouble shifting or staying in gear could be a sign that a transmission part (internal or external) is worn or damaged, or it could even signal an electrical problem. If the clutch is sticking - it goes to the floor and won't come back up - that typically means the slave cylinder or clutch master has an external seal leakage and needs to be replaced. There are so many possibilities when it comes to manual transmissions. We will definitely need to take a look before claiming to know what is wrong.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.
If possible, we can remove your transmission and repair the clutch. Because your safety is our number one priority, we may advise you to do a full clutch replacement. When you arrive for your appointment, one of our ASE certified mechanics will take the time to properly diagnose your vehicle. We will tell you honestly what needs to be fixed - we never try to sell you something you don't need. At the end of the day, we care about your positive experience, which to us means providing quality service at reasonable prices. We hope you'll spread the word about our honesty and professional workmanship.
Although automobile expenses are never anyone's favorite way to spend money, many agree that it comes with the territory. The average manual transmission can expect to need a clutch about every 100,000 miles. Preventative maintenance is the way to go if you want your transmission to last. Just like an automatic, manuals need their fluid to be replaced to keep the internal components operating correctly. While regular fluid changes are ideal, checking the level and condition on a regular basis is also a good idea.
If you are hearing groans, bangs, or whines from your manual transmission, call us right away! We are located in Lakewood and open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5.
We look forward to exceeding your expectations.