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The Ford 4R75 4-speed transmissions were used in several Ford vehicles, including SUVs, sedans and trucks, between 2004 and 2014. They’re known for smooth operation, fuel-efficiency aiding torque converter, and solid reliability. But even the most reliable mechanical components eventually wear out, and if you suspect that your Ford 4R75E or 4R75W transmission may be failing, we cover everything you need to know about it here so that you can make the right choice about replacing or repairing it. What Vehicles Used The Ford 4R75E/4R75W Transmissions? The Ford 4R75E/4R75W transmission was a popular choice for a wide range of Ford…
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The GM 62TE transmission is a six-speed automatic transmission introduced in in 2007 as a replacement for the 41TE. Despite having GM in the name, Chrysler designed and produced it. It is used in various Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Volkswagen vehicles. The “TE” in the name means “transverse electronic,” as this transmission was designed to fit vehicles with transverse-mounted engines with electronic controls. Some of the more popular vehicles using the GM 62TE transmission include the Dodge Grand Caravan, Dodge RAM, Dodge Avenger, and Volkswagen Routan. What Vehicles Are Compatible With The GM 62TE Transmission? The GM 62TE Transmission has…
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GM’s popular 4L transmission family was manufactured for a wide range of vehicles produced between 1992 and 2013. These were 4-speed units that were available on 2WD and 4WD vehicles, from trucks to SUVs and commercial vans. Most notably in this transmission family is the 4L60E, but the group also includes 4L65E, 4L70E, 4L75E, 4L80E, and 4L85E transmissions. While inherently robust, there are some known issues with these transmissions, and knowing what to look for can help prevent a breakdown and allow you to correctly troubleshoot any transmission problems. Signs That Your GM 4L60E Transmission Is Failing Is your GM…
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The GM 6L series transmissions are six-speed automatic gearboxes widely used in various General Motors vehicles. The family includes the 6L45, 6L50, 6L80/6L90 and 6L80E/6L90E. In this article we’ll provide comprehensive information about these transmissions, especially the popular 6L80E and 6L90E variants, addressing common questions and concerns. How Much Does A GM 6L80E or 6L90E Transmission Cost? The cost of a GM 6L transmission varies depending on the specific model, whether it’s new, used, or remanufactured, and the warranty offered. Prices can range from $2,500 to $3,500. Powertrain Products stocks a wide range of fully remanufactured 6L80E and 6L90E transmissions…
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When you get your transmission rebuilt, you want to get as much mileage out of it as possible. When it comes to remanufactured engines, there are specific guidelines on how to run them in. This ensures that all the moving components are bedded in, helping the engine last longer. It’s not quite so clear-cut for transmissions. Break-in procedure recommendations vary, making it difficult to know what is best. In this article, we discuss what you need to do once your transmission has been rebuilt or remanufactured. What Does The Remanufacturing Process Involve? At Powertrain Products, we take pride in our…
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At Powertrain Products, we get a lot of requests for our “Worst Engine Or Not?” series, but few engines have been as highly requested as the Toyota 2AZFE. A larger displacement version of the 1AZFE engine, the 2AZ found its way into a variety of popular Toyota cars, including the Camry and RAV4, as well as several Scion vehicles. So without further delay, let’s look at the history of the Toyota 2AZFE engine, exploring its pros and cons and cover how Powertrain Products improves on this popular Toyota powertrain. History Of The Toyota 2AZFE Engine The Toyota 2AZFE is a…
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There are many ways to remanufacture a transmission. But very few can come close to the quality of a PPI remanufactured transmission. We don’t just make your transmission as good as new; we make it better by also rectifying any known faults. We use new components and conduct comprehensive testing on every part. Check out the breakdown below for a deep dive into our process. Teardown and Triple Clean Step one in our remanufacturing process is completely disassembling the transmission. Then, each component is inspected and cleaned manually. The parts then go through our pass-through washer. This is a machine…
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