'94 LeBaron transmission question
 

Daniel J. Stern wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, David James Polewka wrote:
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>>I had it rebuilt at 135 K miles. About 15 months (14K) later, I had a
>>problem with intermittent limp mode. I took it back, and asked him to
>>check the sensors. He said he ran a scan and found nothing, then he
>>dropped the pan, and found a drum all tore up--needs another rebuild.
>>He said "They're making 'em out of aluminum now, and they don't last."
>>I said let me see the part (the next day, AFTER I said go ahead and do
>>it). He said "Oh, the scrap man came by and took it, but I'll show you
>>some other parts." Are they making crappy replacement parts now. or is
>>this guy ripping me off?
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> This guy screwed up and doesn't want to admit it. His "Oh, they're making
> them out of aluminum now, and they don't last" line is horse****, and his
> excuse about the scrap man is awfully convenient.


I agree. Sure, they make crappy parts for rebuild, but there are also
GOOD parts available. If this clown doesn't choose to use the good
parts, it's his own fault.