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*Zilverado* · 02-25-2003, 08:25 PM

So here's the deal:

I just got back from the tranny shop where I had brought our '92 Pathfinder to check transmission problem - delay into reverse.

The problem is internal and will require a rebuild

The bigger problem - besides the potential $2500 bill - is the fact that this happened almost exactly 4 years ago, and we rebuilt it then. Of course the shop does not warranty SUV's for longer than 1 year. They are giving me 25% off as a "Preferred Customer" - - duh, I guess, after this I'll have given them a pretty good piece of coin...It may sound strange, but despite the repeat performance, I still have quite a bit of trust in this shop. They have an excellent reputation and I have a lemon.

So that's it. If we decide that we are keeping the vehicle (which we likely will), we'll be fixing it - - again. I guess I just have to start putting $500 away every year to afford another rebuild in 4 years.

Thanks for listening.

I guess one good thing about all of this is - - - - this is POST 100!!!

02-25-2003, 08:25 PM	#1
Zilverado Account Suspended Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Posts: 798	Venting ! ! ! So here's the deal: I just got back from the tranny shop where I had brought our '92 Pathfinder to check transmission problem - delay into reverse. The problem is internal and will require a rebuild The bigger problem - besides the potential $2500 bill - is the fact that this happened almost exactly 4 years ago, and we rebuilt it then. Of course the shop does not warranty SUV's for longer than 1 year. They are giving me 25% off as a "Preferred Customer" - - duh, I guess, after this I'll have given them a pretty good piece of coin...It may sound strange, but despite the repeat performance, I still have quite a bit of trust in this shop. They have an excellent reputation and I have a lemon. So that's it. If we decide that we are keeping the vehicle (which we likely will), we'll be fixing it - - again. I guess I just have to start putting $500 away every year to afford another rebuild in 4 years. Thanks for listening. I guess one good thing about all of this is - - - - this is POST 100!!!