Mitsubishi Diamante automatic transmission repair stages
1. Diagnostics
* Read fault codes using diagnostic computer
* Visual inspection of the gearbox and search for oil leaks
* Assessing the condition of the automatic transmission fluid and oil level
* Checking the gear shift mechanism
2. Removing and disassembling the automatic transmission
* Disconnecting the automatic transmission from the engine and transmission shafts
* Removing the automatic transmission from the car
* Disassembly of the transmission to identify faulty components
3. Replacement of faulty parts
* Replacement of worn or damaged gears, bearings, seals and friction discs
* Cleaning and inspection of all automatic transmission components
4. Assembly and installation of automatic transmission
* Automatic transmission assembly with new or repaired components
* Installation of automatic transmission on a car
* Connecting the automatic transmission to the engine and transmission shafts
5. Refilling and adjustment
* Filling the automatic transmission with new fluid
* Adjusting the tension of the timing belt or chain
* ECU memory reset and automatic transmission adaptation
6. Testing and transfer
* Starting the car and testing the automatic transmission
* Conduct road testing to evaluate gear shifting and other performance
* Transfer of the repaired automatic transmission to the customer
Tips for choosing an automatic transmission repair service
* Choose a car service that specializes in repairing Mitsubishi automatic transmissions.
* Make sure your mechanics are experienced and qualified to repair Diamante automatic transmissions.
* Request an estimate and discuss repair timelines.
*Check service reviews and read reviews from other customers.
* Provide the service with a complete vehicle service history.
Average cost of repairing a Mitsubishi Diamante automatic transmission
The cost of repairing a Mitsubishi Diamante automatic transmission may vary depending on the scale of the problem, the type of automatic transmission and the cost of parts. Repairs typically cost between $1,500 and $3,500.