skewzme

What should I expect to pay for a C6 tranny rebuild?

dicky

They make an auto and manual transmission, so I'm sure it would depend which one you have.

timd38

How long is a piece of string?

No year, no model, no type, tough question to answer.

CMY SIX

how dare you ask for specifics.

Seadawg

And, it is also helpful to know why it is needed to be rebuilt, and if you want it rebuilt to stock specs or any performance expectations

Welcome to the corvette forum

subfloor@centurytrans

Not to mention there is a transmission actually called a C6!

daveholl

OK, here is my response.............

2005 A4 62K miles. Transmission gave me fits after dealer flush. Many codes and fibrous pieces in fluid. A trusted local shop charged $2700 for a complete tear down and rebuild with a few upgraded OEM parts.

I watched him for approx. 25% of the time it took, and based on the pieces and parts there were on the bench, the skill with which he put everything back together, and the end results..........how well it functions............smooth shifts, hope I don't jinx it by saying flawless.
Dave

AORoads

Not to be funny, but you should expect to pay what you already did pay. But in the future, if you have the time to check out places and prices, I would say less than $2700, but not by a lot. It's difficult to read about and tell the extent of the damage to the trans, or the quality of new parts put in.

Needless to say, while flushing (with actual power behind it, not a drain and fill) always sounds like a good thing, sometimes it is not. Yours was one of those cases where it was not.

timd38

Interesting! Maybe he has a Ford!

buckmeister2

I am just curious...if the dealer (an actual GM dealer) did the flush which caused almost immediate problems, what did they tell you when you took it right back to them???

daveholl

Good question. I didn't take it back to the dealer. Hindsight tells me maybe I should have at least called to ask if anyone else reported troubles after a flush. Guess I had no reason to distrust them because they treated me well on other issues and I always talked to the vette tech each time, and they sell hundreds of corvettes......... but I trusted a local shop more. He spent time diagnosing the transmission before deciding to do a rebuild.

Dave

Seadawg

If I had a dealer do a flush, and soon thereafter, I then had to get someone rebuild my transmission the way you described, I would certainly take my bills and info back to the dealer, and try to get them to pay a portion of it. The worst they can say is no.

Dcasole

I had my A4 in my 2000 C5 blow up . Remove ,Rebuild, some performance extras, Install , 3 year guarantee

$2,500

Dave

zali0104

OP seems to have abandoned us due to embarrassment......

brewcitygymratt

haha

Chiselchst

a: $1,744.87

68/70Vette

I forget the details, but I've read in other forums (Cadillac?) that a transmission flush can cause contamination problems if not done correctly.