Clutch and Transmission Repair in Columbus, Ohio

Manual Transmission

The driver of a car with a manual transmission is responsible for controlling the engagement and disengagement of the clutch. When the pedal is pressed, the clutch disengages, allowing the driver to change gears. When released, the clutch re-engages, connecting the engine to the wheels.

Automatic Transmission

In cars with automatic transmissions, the clutch is controlled by a hydraulic system that automatically engages and disengages based on engine pressure. This means the driver does not have to shift gears manually.

Signs of Transmission Problems

• Strange noises or vibrations while driving
• Delayed gear engagement or slipping out of gear
• Leaking fluid under your car
• A burning smell coming from the hood (normally the clutch slipping)
• The transmission fluid looks cloudy, smells strange, and feels thick when on a dipstick

Common Issues With Transmission

Worn Clutch

This can become a problem in manual transmissions when the clutch is not fully disengaging, making it difficult to shift gears or causing grinding noises.

Needle Roller Bearings

These are small bearings that support the system’s gears. If they become damaged or worn, they can lead to gear failure and a loss of power. Worn bearings in automatic transmissions can also cause delayed or rough gear shifting.

Gear Synchronizers

In manual transmissions, these allow for smooth gear shifting by equalizing the speed of the gears. If worn or damaged, it can result in difficulty shifting gears and grinding noises.

What to Expect From a Transmission Service

When you schedule a transmission repair with us, one of our expert technicians will come to your location at your preferred time.

Here’s what you can expect from the process:

• Our mechanic will check and change the transmission fluids if the vehicle is used to tow heavy loads or is being used in extreme temperatures.
• If it’s a routine checkup, we ensure the system works, including its components, CV joints, drive shaft, flywheels, etc.
• In the event of a collision, we will check everything and fix the problem.

Transmission Flush and Fluid Exchange

It’s recommended that you have your transmission fluid changed every 2 years. The process can be different for manual and automatic, but it typically involves flushing out the old fluid and replacing it with new. Once this has been done, your transmission should be smoother and quieter.

Contact Mobile Mechanic Pros Of Columbus, Ohio, for Expert Transmission Repair

No more towing or waiting for hours at an auto repair shop because our skilled technicians will come to you. We do everything from manual transmission repair and clean transmission fluid to slippage repair. Excellent customer service and affordable prices are our top priorities.

Contact us today for professional clutch and transmission repair services in Columbus, Ohio!

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