1992 GMC C2500 Repair Question
Topics covered: Dealer, Gas, Transmission.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on June 13, 2007
1992 Sierra 2500 w/remanufactured transmission problems
Hello,
Less than a year ago the tranny went out on my truck, so I purchased a remanufactured one from a certified trans shop.
The tranny came with a 3 year/100k mile warranty.
3 weeks later its leaking, I take it to a GMC dealership and they tell me the pan gasket was leaking and they fixed it.
I went back 3 times for the same thing.
It started leaking again and I took it to a different dealership, but it is owned by the same guy that owns the last dealership I came from.
They tell me the pan gasket was so tight, it was splitting over the pan, and the front pump seal was out.
They fixed both.
A month later, Im leaking once again, and I take it back, they tell me the front pump seal had gone out and they replaced it.
Why am I having so many problems with this transmission? Is it the dealership thats doing this to me?
I would rather hear gunshots from my parents bedroom than have to take this thing back to the dealership once more.
Less than a year ago the tranny went out on my truck, so I purchased a remanufactured one from a certified trans shop.
The tranny came with a 3 year/100k mile warranty.
3 weeks later its leaking, I take it to a GMC dealership and they tell me the pan gasket was leaking and they fixed it.
I went back 3 times for the same thing.
It started leaking again and I took it to a different dealership, but it is owned by the same guy that owns the last dealership I came from.
They tell me the pan gasket was so tight, it was splitting over the pan, and the front pump seal was out.
They fixed both.
A month later, Im leaking once again, and I take it back, they tell me the front pump seal had gone out and they replaced it.
Why am I having so many problems with this transmission? Is it the dealership thats doing this to me?
I would rather hear gunshots from my parents bedroom than have to take this thing back to the dealership once more.