TRANSMISSION LEAK REPAIR

There seems to be some sort of transmission leak in my car!

A minor transmission fluid leak can usually be fixed in about an hour. However, if you've found us because your car is burning through your transmission fluid, you may want to bring it in for service.

A slight drop of transmission fluid every time you turn on the car's engine means that there is likely an issue with one of the seals of your transmission pan.

A new seal is usually enough to repair a transmission leak and return your transmission to full health.

However, more advanced issues such as busting the oil pump or breaking gears may require a more extensive repair. 

If you've lost significant amounts of transmission fluid, we suggest having one of our technicians inspect your vehicle to put a stop to leaking transmission fluid.

Our process for repairing a transmission oil leak begins with diagnosing where the leak is coming from and if it's indeed you transmission leaking.

Regular transmission service will spot existing leaks to nip it in the bud. Preventative maintenance is key for a smooth transmission.

Transmission Oil Leak Repair Service

Do you think your vehicle needs a transmission oil leak repair?

Are you certain transmission fluid is leaking?

If so, a leak could lead to bigger problems such as a transmission repair or even a complete transmission rebuild.

However, if you spot leaking fluid early, it can be a potentially easy and inexpensive fix.

The first step to solving a transmission oil leak is noticing you have one.

Then, repairing the leak ensures your fluid remains in the transmission housing and lubricates the internal gears and components as designed.

Checking For a Transmission Oil Leak

So what should you do if you suspect your car, truck or SUV has a transmission fluid leak?

A few simple things you can do from your driveway to quickly check for a leak is to check the transmission oil level:

• Check your transmission fluid dipstick

If you suspect a transmission leak, the first diagnosis is checking the dipstick and transmission fluid level.

Usually, when checking transmission fluid, the engine should be warm and running. Remove the dipstick, wipe it clean, then re-insert it and check that the fluid level is between the dipstick markers.

The fluid should be bright red. Burnt or dark transmission fluid should be replaced. If it needs topping up, make sure not to overfill. Overfilling transmission fluid can actually cause a leak.

• Check underneath your car for reddish brown fluid

Another simple diagnosis of leaking transmission fluid is checking the ground for oil spots beneath the vehicle.

If you notice (fresh) oil spots, check all engine fluids to ensure all oil levels are topped up.

• Check for dashboard warning lights

Another visual inspection to check for an oil leak is your dashboard warning lights.

Any potential  issues with your vehicle including low fluid, may illuminate a transmission light or engine light.

If a warning light comes on, its a good idea to visit us for diagnosing the check engine light for a transmission oil leak and fix the problem.

If a quick inspection determines low transmission fluid or a transmission fluid leak, the next step is to determine where the transmission oil is leaking from and the extent of repair?

When considering where transmission fluid is leaking from, following is a few common spots we repair.

Affordable Transmission Leak Repair On All Vehicle Models

If your vehicle is leaking transmission oil, Not only will you receive top-quality transmission leak repair work but we will strive to provide the best price possible for the repair. 

Rest assured that you're getting the best value for your money when you bring your vehicle in for any transmission leak repair. If you're not sure whether it's the transmission oil leaking, give us a call so we can help.