Rebuilt Transmission and New propeller shaft
01-01-2012, 03:49 AM
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Rebuilt Transmission and New propeller shaft
for the people that don't have warranty anymore want new a new tranny. I'm trading/selling my car soon. i'm trying make a bit more money before trading/selling it. Anyone interested trading my rebuilt transmission from acura warranty claim with only 9k miles on it? buyer responible for paying my labor. you can test drive my car before deciding it. i will also test your car to confirm your tranny is still good. uninstalling my trans and installing YOUR transmission into my car. at long as your transmission still runs fine ( i don't want a screwed up tranny 
) i have service paperworks from Acura when i had my tranny replaced. its about 4-5G for rebuilt tranny. im asking maybe for $1000-1500? also, i have new propeller shaft and rear differential. dealer also replaced when i had my tranny replaced.it was an $14k service claim! lmao. let me know guys! first come first serve!
) i have service paperworks from Acura when i had my tranny replaced. its about 4-5G for rebuilt tranny. im asking maybe for $1000-1500? also, i have new propeller shaft and rear differential. dealer also replaced when i had my tranny replaced.it was an $14k service claim! lmao. let me know guys! first come first serve!
01-01-2012, 10:26 PM
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I am terribly lost. You want someone to give you their working tranny, you will give them your once broken tranny, and THEY WILL PAY YOU?What did I miss?
01-02-2012, 01:15 AM
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01-02-2012, 10:12 AM
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I read it again, and I can't get past these two statements:
if yours is brand new and theirs has never been replaced, where does the rebuilt one come in? 
I felt like I was reasonably polite in my first post, but I just lay it out there now. If you want someone to cough up $2k+ for an under the table, warrantyless, automotive work deal, you may consider trying to write in a clear, concise, and comprehendible manner.
I felt like I was reasonably polite in my first post, but I just lay it out there now. If you want someone to cough up $2k+ for an under the table, warrantyless, automotive work deal, you may consider trying to write in a clear, concise, and comprehendible manner.
01-02-2012, 11:56 AM
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I'm with 007 on this one...
no one is going to pay you $1500, $1000, or even $500, to have you tear out their WORKING transmission, to get your REBUILT one. with no gaurantees that yours is any better than their WORKING unit.
i could be crazy, but most people don't spent that kind of money to fix stuff that isn't broken yet...
no one is going to pay you $1500, $1000, or even $500, to have you tear out their WORKING transmission, to get your REBUILT one. with no gaurantees that yours is any better than their WORKING unit.
i could be crazy, but most people don't spent that kind of money to fix stuff that isn't broken yet...
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