1992-1999 Series I L27 (1992-1994 SE,SLE, SSE) & Series II L36 (1995-1999 SE, SSE, SLE) and common problems for the Series I and II L67 (all supercharged models 92-99) Including Olds 88's, Olds LSS's and Buick Lesabres Please use General Chat for non-mechanical issues, and Performance and Brainstorming for improvements.

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Old 01-16-2004, 07:51 PM
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Going dry can caused huge problems for a transmission. That guy needs to rebuild the rest of it anyway. I got a new diff in mine for half that price.
Old 01-16-2004, 07:54 PM
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Oh ya he says I need a new filter also because of all the metal shavings in it. I kinda think I need a wholre new transmission
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Man, this mechanic sounds like a big %##^^%$$. He blamed it on you before you even brought it in. I'd get an attorney, but I agree if he rebuilds this again, I'd bet it won't be done right this time either. And I'm assuming your warranty is only good at that guy'* shop. I'd see about getting an SRTA too (thank God I have one) but you shouldn't have to pay a dime though since it wasn't your fault. Maybe you can get the money back from what you paid on the tranny and take that money to somone who knows what they are doing. :? I wouldn't trust this guy even if you didn't have to pay anything , IMO.
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don't even threaten with a attorney. this probably isn't the first time this has happened for him, so im sure he'* used to "threats", just serve him the court papers. then let him come to you. also, file a complaint with the BBB

of course no transmission is MEANT to fail. he "rebuilt" the transmission on a performance sedan, that came stock with a supercharger, bet if you beat the crap out of the car from day 1 back in 94 the transmission wouldn't go out that fast. no way he can prove you were abusing it, he'* just hoping you'll just go somewhere else, take him to court
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
First you Power steering fluid should be clear or if old brownish.... You trans fluid should be pink... Are you the original owner of the car? Its not good to use Trans fluid in the power steering system of these Bonnevilles...

Sounds like you have a leak... Did the tranny go bad? Also the speedo is ran by the PCM, the PCM gets its signal from the Vehicle Speed Sensor... If it drops out than you may have second gear limp home mode... Not totally sure there... Might have a good look under the car and see what you find..
Quick question from the start of this...Clear power steering fluid? Never heard of such a thing! I am not saying impossible, but I know that any car i have ever owned has come with red fluid...is this something new?
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Mikey is RIGHT on it! Will probably cost you 125 for the attorney (to start things rolling- min 1 hour charge) then contact BBB (probably do first) They will contact him fairly quick-.... he'll know you mean business. Another branch you can get involved is the Attorney State Generals Office (BBB & ASG Office are both FREE). Go at him with all guns, he should honor it with alot of heat, but it will cost you the consultation with the AAL. Best of Luck to ya.
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Now I know...interestin!
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