Overhaul is not just a temporary fix, but a precise engineering process that includes: 1. Comprehensive and Accurate Inspection: Free computer inspection of your car to pinpoint the exact location of the fault with utmost precision, without guesswork. 2. Complete Removal and Disassembly: Careful disassembly of the gearbox and inspection of every internal part (clutches, valve body, torque converter, and gears). 3. Replacement of Damaged Parts: Replacing worn-out parts with 100% original ones to ensure lifespan and high performance. 4. Cleaning and Calibration: Cleaning gearbox parts from deposits and friction debris, and recalibrating the hydraulic system. ❄ The Radical Solution for Heat Problems: Installing an External Cooler The heat of the weather and driving conditions are the primary enemies of the gearbox's lifespan, leading to oil burnout, loss of viscosity, and subsequent clutch damage. Therefore, in our maintenance work, we are keen on installing an original external gearbox cooler that continuously lowers the oil temperature, protecting the gearbox from sudden overheating and doubling its lifespan and efficiency. ⭐ Why Choose Our Center for Your Car's Overhaul? Expertise and Specialization: A technical team specialized in American and modern car transmissions with the highest quality standards. High Warranty: We provide you with a genuine and reliable warranty that gives you complete peace of mind after maintenance. Original Parts: We exclusively use original and guaranteed spare parts to ensure the best performance. Reasonable Prices: We offer professional and high-quality solutions at competitive and well-considered prices. Free Inspection: Start with a comprehensive and free inspection of your car to be fully aware of the gearbox's condition before any work begins. Signs Indicating a Gearbox Problem Requiring Immediate Inspection: Delayed Response: A noticeable delay when shifting between (D) and (R) modes. Jerking or Shuddering: Feeling a strong jolt or a sudden "kick" when changing gears. Stuck Gear: The car remaining in one gear and not shifting to higher gears. Annoying Noises: Faint clicking or creaking sounds coming from under the car. Gearbox Overheating: A warning light on the dashboard or the gearbox entering "limp mode".