Advice? Dealer keeps replacing transmission, but always with problems.

[bglee8]

I'm just over 30 days as of this past Saturday but started having issues 8 days after I purchased it.

 

[Teller2]

I'm just over 30 days as of this past Saturday but started having issues 8 days after I purchased it.

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[GarnetTy1473]

$5,500 for a Hyundai reman is a little steep. List price is $2,880.65. Plus fluids and labor. Most dealers mark stuff up over list price, but it sounds like they marked it up a lot. Labor is not that much on them. We would charge between 5-6 hours labor.

The transmission in the 2012 is a 1 year deal. The 2013 has a different part #, but it is interchangeable to the 2012. What the difference is exactly, I do not know.

 

[bglee8]

Does the 2013 transmission have the supposed fix that the 2012 models transmissions seemed to be plagued with. I mentioned this interchangeability to the mechanic but he said the warranty company won’t approve a different year transmission.

 

[GarnetTy1473]

Does the 2013 transmission have the supposed fix that the 2012 models transmissions seemed to be plagued with. I mentioned this interchangeability to the mechanic but he said the warranty company won’t approve a different year transmission.

Hard to say without knowing what the exact problem is. This transmission fits the Equus, and the 4.6 and 5.0L Genesis, and I still don't sell very many of them. I'd have to go part by part on each transmission to see where the different is. If it's just a software problem, then that can be programmed into the TCM.

 

[Genicyst]

Im on 2nd tranny, 50k miles approx and its slipping like the first did, banging into gear like the first did. Got Hyundai to replace the 1st one for a less than expected price.

Did the computer reflash and made it shift more erratic and failed faster. For some reason driving in the rain makes the symptoms all but disappear. And reappear later with the smell of burning rad fluid. No leaks or anything ever. Suspect thermostat gasket. May or may not be related.

Seeing if head office will do anything for me because the warranty on the tranny expired 3 weeks ago. Talk about timing. Dealer said its head offices' call for anything over $3k.

This is driving me nuts. I still cant believe Hyundai is getting away with this.

Hard to say without knowing what the exact problem is. This transmission fits the Equus, and the 4.6 and 5.0L Genesis, and I still don't sell very many of them. I'd have to go part by part on each transmission to see where the different is. If it's just a software problem, then that can be programmed into the TCM.

My 2nd tranny