Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushings
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What is an Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing?
An Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing is a rubber-like component that serves as a cushion between the transmission case and the output shaft of an automatic transmission. It serves to reduce vibration and noise, and helps protect the transmission from wear and tear.
What are the signs that an Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing has gone bad?
If your Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing has gone bad, you may experience vibrations or noises coming from the transmission. You may also experience difficulty shifting gears, or gear slipping.
Can a faulty Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing cause damage to other components?
Yes, if left unchecked, a faulty Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing can cause damage to other components, such as the transmission itself, as well as other nearby components.
How do I replace an Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing?
Replacing an Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing is a complicated process that should be left to a trained mechanic or technician. In general, the process involves:
- Removing the transmission from the vehicle
- Removing the output shaft from the transmission
- Replacing the bushing
- Reassembling the output shaft and transmission
- Installing the transmission back into the vehicle
How often should I inspect the Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing?
Depending on the age and condition of your vehicle, you should inspect the Automatic Transmission Output Shaft Bushing at least every 12,000 miles or once a year. It's a good idea to have a professional mechanic inspect it as part of your regular maintenance.