Has anyone ever heard of some place just replacing the broken snap ring without addressing the flaw that causes the failures?
Unfortunately for some the answer is yes. The upper tranny case needs to be replaced to fix the issue.
Has anyone ever heard of some place just replacing the broken snap ring without addressing the flaw that causes the failures?
sup man ever get that exhaust put on? :tongue:
hmm this is suspect... if the previous owner had the transmission replaced then you shouldn't be having this issue right?? Was the work done at a delaership? If so they should be paying for the repairs since it was supposedly already done!
And here I thought all snap ring failures have been fixed... I guess I was wrong!
Maybe the previous tranny was replace with a snap ring range tranny and it finally gave out. Also, a snap ring can fail on a non-snap ring range tranny, as any part can fail.
When my snap ring broke, I went with the SOS rebuilt & blueprinted with the shorties and 4.23 and enjoy the difference. Good luck
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I believe I still hold the record for rebuilt NSX trans with no failures- its in the hundreds. I also have the best pricing so before believing that this has to cost thousand AND thousands, give me a call.
Mark