5 Signs Your Transmission Has a Serious Problem

5 Signs Your Transmission Has a Serious Problem, DIY life hack and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. Car life hacks. How to save thousands of dollars by not having to go to an auto mechanic for car transmission repairs. How to fix cars. Expensive car transmission repairs. Car hacks that will save you thousands in car transmission repairs. 5 minute life hacks to make your transmission run as long as possible. How to tell if your transmission has a problem. Car transmission maintenance tips. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.

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[rexterrier]

We need more honest mechanics like Scotty!!

[Epikerthanu]

I’m so glad I saw this video. I just had a mechanic try to upsell me on a transmission flush for like $500. After watching this I said hell naw dude

[harryhadley]

Scotty is as honest as a mechanic gets in this world. I wish there were more like him.

[Catbattle]

My transmission is actually having trouble, I clicked on this video expecting to commiserate but still ended up learning something new. Thanks!

[infinnagoat]

after watching this man speak for 4:30 min i could tell i was listening to someone who is a master mechanic and extremely knowledgeable source of information to rely on from how easily i was already learning from what and how he is saying and breaking it down in his own form you can tell he is sharing from years of not only experience but also a certain passion for his craft that has allowed him to delevope a technique and skill for teaching and confident i could learn much more and have to subscribe and how lucky to come across the channel and acknowledging how rare it is to come across awsome individuals as him self!

[oldtimer]

I give this guy a thumbs up before I even watch his videos. They never disappoint.

[TTime]

Scotty's Celica is so well made it's starting to reverse the mileage

[oocollins]

1st sign your transmission is having problems, your car has a Nissan logo on it .. 😁😁🤣🤣🤣.. just from my experience owning one.

[adventures_media]

Wait a young mechanic in the 1960s.. so what is young.. 18? In 65? That puts you at almost 80 Scotty! What a beauty. This is what aging gracefully looks like. Like a boss

[westcoasttiff]

Amazing info! From a woman learning to quit being taken advantage of in shops. They always treat me like I don't know! Well, now I do. :)

[zohaibanwar]

I flushed transmission fluid on my 03 Grand Marquis with 175k miles, but manually not by a flush machine. First, dropped the pan and removed 5 quarts. Then I removed the cooler line that is going back to the transmission from radiator and started the car. Fluid started to flow out of the line and as soon as very less fluid started to come out, I turned off the car. The car takes 14 quarts of Mercon V, but the car took only 12 quarts and it was full. I performed this back in 2017 and since then the transmission shifts like a dream. So lags, no jerks nothing. Smooth shifting like new. The car now has 220k miles. So from my experience, manual flushing of the transmission worked out well.

I never changed the fluid before 175k miles. It was the one and the only time I did because my torque converter had the common shudder issue. After the flush, I also added Dr tranny instant shudder fix additive as well. I did try Dr tranny before flushing as well but it work more than 4 months.

[Dcc]

Here at Mercedes a transmission service is dropping the pan, replacing the gasket, filter, and drain out the fluid in it. Put pan on with new gasket, top off with new fluid. No flushing.

[calebmccreary]

I love getting yelled at by Scotty about cars. Makes my day!

[jaydenyarbrough]

It’s taken me almost a year to get a straight answer to my issue leaving shop after shop after they offer way more services my research thus far has said is necessary. Thanks Scott!

[DannyB-csvx]

If you do it regularly is the key, (change fluid). If you let dirt get stuck somewhere, it is best to leave it where it is. Your transmission life will be shorter than had you changed fluid often, but sending the dirt elsewhere can cause immediate failure.

[issuma]

Flush toilets, not transmissions. Got it.

[gavinsauer]

I can 100% attest that that Lucas transmission slip fix is amazing. I inherited a 2007 Honda Accord with 210k miles on it from my uncle. Without my knowledge my mechanic change the transmission fluid because it was a dirty and I had a feeling my uncle never did that. Needless to say, it started slipping and hesitating terribly within a year (I dont drive very much luckily). I put the Lucas fluid in and ever since it's been shifting like a dream. Best stuff ever!

[e.j.c]

THANK GOD FOR SCOTTY KILMER! happy fathers day EVERYONE

[IamGodSon]

He's a true mechanic- talks with his hands!