Transmission Repair in Tuftonboro, NH
Automatic & Manual Transmission Repair Services in the Lakes Region
Transmission Services You Can Depend On
A transmission is one of the most important parts of a vehicle’s powertrain. It regulates the revolutions per minute (RPM) of the engine by shifting gears depending on how fast the vehicle is traveling. The transmission aids in fuel consumption and is critical to the vehicle’s ability to drive.
At 603 Motorwerks, we specialize in transmission repair and maintenance services at our shop in Tuftonboro, NH. Many vehicle manufacturers require transmission maintenance that’s commonly overlooked by other transmission shops, but our team of ASE Certified Technicians covers all bases and will ensure that your car or truck’s transmission maximizes its performance. Keeping your transmission regularly maintained will help to keep your car or truck running for many years to come.
Manual vs Automatic Transmissions
A manual transmission requires the use of a clutch, which is typically located near the driver’s left foot. When the driver presses the clutch, it temporarily disconnects the transmission from the vehicle’s engine. This allows the driver to change gears using a shifter located to their right. Once the new gear is set, the clutch is released, and the vehicle is now driving in the new gear.
An automatic transmission performs the same job as a manual transmission, but it does all the work for you. With an automatic transmission, the transmission will shift gears up or down on its own depending on if the vehicle is accelerating or decelerating.
Our Transmission Repair Process in Tuftonboro, NH
If your vehicle is having trouble starting, has a hard time shifting, is leaking fluid, or the gears are slipping, you may want to have your transmission looked at. At 603 Motorwerks, we offer free courtesy vehicle check-overs at our transmission shop in Tuftonboro, NH, and we specialize in the following transmission services:
- Diagnosing & replacing faulty transmission valve bodies
- Diagnosing & replacing faulty solenoids
- Diagnosing & correcting shifting concerns
- Removing & replacing transmissions
- Full transmission flushes
- Filter changes
Additionally, we may be able to help you avoid a full transmission replacement if we identify that only a faulty sensor or solenoid needs to be replaced. If you have questions or concerns about your vehicle’s transmission, call us today at (603) 515-7085.