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**Gregski** · 11-17-2018, 08:24 PM

... so a week goes by and I don't call them on purpose to see when or if they will ever call me (they do have my contact information written on the cardboard box and on blue tape on some of the zip loc baggies)

after a week I call them (realizing couple days in mechanic time may mean couple weeks in human time, lol)

Two guys work at this small shop, and the guy who answers the phone puts me on hold and goes to talk to the second guy to find out the status (fair enough) - - - then the phone gets disconnected, I think it was accidental.

I call back after an hour to give him ample time to gather the pertinent information and I go straight to voicemail and have to leave a message (no big deal)

couple hours later I get a call back...

There are Two Things Wrong with my transmission, (cool I think, they found the problem/source of the noise it has been making)

1. The tip of the Main Shaft needs machining - $135 dollars Extra!

2. The counter shaft pin moves around and I either need a new case or my case needs a bushing installed - $185 dollars Extra!

and 3. This shop does some machining but not this type of work so there is a delivery fee to take my parts to another shop and back - $100 dollars Extra!

So $300 => $720

11-17-2018, 08:24 PM	#380
Gregski Post Whore Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 10,810	Re: What can be said about the 4-speed New Process NV833 overdrive manual transmissio ... so a week goes by and I don't call them on purpose to see when or if they will ever call me (they do have my contact information written on the cardboard box and on blue tape on some of the zip loc baggies) after a week I call them (realizing couple days in mechanic time may mean couple weeks in human time, lol) Two guys work at this small shop, and the guy who answers the phone puts me on hold and goes to talk to the second guy to find out the status (fair enough) - - - then the phone gets disconnected, I think it was accidental. I call back after an hour to give him ample time to gather the pertinent information and I go straight to voicemail and have to leave a message (no big deal) couple hours later I get a call back... There are Two Things Wrong with my transmission, (cool I think, they found the problem/source of the noise it has been making) 1. The tip of the Main Shaft needs machining - $135 dollars Extra! 2. The counter shaft pin moves around and I either need a new case or my case needs a bushing installed - $185 dollars Extra! and 3. This shop does some machining but not this type of work so there is a delivery fee to take my parts to another shop and back - $100 dollars Extra! So $300 => $720 Attached Images