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Update on my original post....
So the service advisor just called me. I will try to convey what he said as best I can.
He says upon tearing down my transmission that the tech did not find any metal shavings. There were some "hot spots" on some of the clutches apparently. At this point they intend to replace the Torque converter, clutches, and valve body. He offered me a loaner of some sort, but I really don't need it as I have another car I can drive. He thinks the initial cause had to do with the torque converter. Remember I have only talked to the service advisor and not a tech of any sort.
Not sure this is useful to anyone, but that's the scoop so far. Any feedback or thoughts are always welcome.
If he’s good, you got the details and it sounds plausible for sure. Check your ro when you get it back and check the part numbers.Update on my original post....
So the service advisor just called me. I will try to convey what he said as best I can.
He says upon tearing down my transmission that the tech did not find any metal shavings. There were some "hot spots" on some of the clutches apparently. At this point they intend to replace the Torque converter, clutches, and valve body. He offered me a loaner of some sort, but I really don't need it as I have another car I can drive. He thinks the initial cause had to do with the torque converter. Remember I have only talked to the service advisor and not a tech of any sort.
Not sure this is useful to anyone, but that's the scoop so far. Any feedback or thoughts are always welcome.
Looks like it ran low on oil and trashed the lower end bearings. From the photos, it certainly wasn't a mall crawler...