https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/causes-automatic-transmission-failure-7-ways-destroy-transmission/
Once you are sure the transmission is filled with the proper amount of fluid, you are ready to go. 5. Bad Throttle Valve Adjustment. One of the most common causes of failure in older transmissions

https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/comments/kgu0hz/did_they_destroy_my_transmission_how_should_i/
I had a 2008 corolla with a manual transmission. I bought it new and put 195k miles on that clutch before it started going out. When it did go out, it was gradual. What you describe is someone that burned off all the friction material in the clutch. As everyone said, if it drove in fine and wouldn't move when you picked it up, the shop did it.

https://www.cumminsforum.com/threads/dealership-may-have-destroyed-my-transmission.2560751/
1255 posts · Joined 2012. #23 · Mar 8, 2022. 06carolinamega said: I picked up the truck today and here is what was done. The original trip to the dealership they replaced a transmission line with part number 624-892 (which is not a mopar part) and did a transmission service. Then had the blow out after 30 miles.

https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/the-10-transmission-problems-to-never-ignore
Our service team is available 7 days a week, Monday - Friday from 6 AM to 5 PM PST, Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 4 PM PST. 1 (855) 347-2779 · hi@yourmechanic.com. Read FAQ. GET A QUOTE. There's nothing quite like transmission problems to stress out the average car owner. They are, at best, inconvenient and, at worst, very expensive.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/comments/16to03v/dealership_destroyed_my_transmission/
I have kept up with all the regular maintenance over the last 130k miles. Oil, brakes, tires, wheel bearings, etc. The only maintenance that was never done was on the transmission. I called a chevy dealership and asked about the process. I wanted to know that they would put back in the exact amount of fluid that came out of the transmission.

https://carcarecamp.com/automotive-info/what-to-expect-after-a-transmission-rebuild/
A properly rebuilt transmission should last pretty close to the same amount of time as a brand-new transmission. On average, that's somewhere between 150,000 to 200,000 miles. However, if the rebuild was done on the cheap and not all worn parts were replaced with new ones, then you should expect the transmission to last at least 40,000 miles.

https://mechanswers.com/problems-after-transmission-rebuild/
In summary, a rebuilt transmission should last as long as a new transmission given proper installation, maintenance, and servicing. It's important to use high-quality parts and have the work done by an experienced mechanic. With regular maintenance and servicing, a rebuilt transmission can last up to 100,000 miles or more.

https://www.aamcocolorado.com/signs-of-a-blown-transmission-and-what-you-need-to-do/
There are many obvious signs that your transmission is blown. Your Car Won't Move. Vibrations, sounds, and poor performance. Different or unexpected shifting. Extreme heat from the transmission. Possible Causes of a Blown Transmission. Signs of a Blown Transmission. What to Do to Avoid a Blown Transmission. AAMCO Can Help!

https://www.ralphstransmission.com/blog/5-common-causes-of-transmission-failure/
Then, new transmission fluid is added. How often you need this service may depend on the age, mileage, make, model and usage of your vehicle. Generally, it is recommended every 30,000-60,000 miles. 4. Failing Torque Converter. There are many parts within an automatic transmission that can fail, but the torque converter is the most common. It

https://www.passatworld.com/threads/destroyed-my-transmission.547522/
Had it towed to the VW dealership. Get a call the next day, and my right CV axle had come apart and gone into my transmission! I'm getting a nearly new transmission out of a '15 or '16 with just 16,000 miles. The cost with labor and a new CV will be a bit over $3200. The Service Advisor said he had never seen this happen before.

https://www.thedieselstop.com/threads/new-transmission-after-60-000-miles.308367/
I just got bad news from my local Ford dealer. New transmission, torque converter and cooler! I bought this 2002 Excursion 7.3 used with 96,000 miles on it. The used car (non-Ford) dealer said it had a remanufactured transmission installed at 90,000 miles. The truck now has about 153,000 miles on it.

https://www.wikihow.com/Signs-of-a-Bad-Transmission
A brand new transmission will certainly fix your problems, but they're quite expensive (parts and labor can easily add up to $4,000 or more). To save money, go with a high-quality, used transmission. ... Some cars and trucks need fresh fluid after 30,000 miles (48,000 km), while others can go 100,000 miles (160,000 km) or more.

https://www.powerstrokenation.com/threads/changing-fluid-after-70k-how-do-i-prevent-transmission-failure.575358/
New oil can only help a working transmission. It can't fix one that has already broke, and that's when many people decide to change the fluid, once the trans has already broken. Then when the trans does fail they think it was the fault of the new fluid, when it was the many miles of neglect that did it in. Mark.

https://www.piloteers.org/threads/i-thought-i-destroyed-my-9-speed-transmission-advice-needed.184359/
The PTSD is from reading posts about the 9 speed transmission seizing up at less miles than I have! Someone on here suggested doing a few transmission drain and fills in a row to keep it problem free, and I think I'll do that.. after doing it once I feel very confident- I just copied the Honda mechanic YouTube video with the home Depot bucket- and it's idiot proof.

https://www.cottman.com/blog/will-a-transmission-service-ruin-my-cars-transmission/
That's because automatic transmission fluid (ATF) does more than just lubricate and cool the transmission. When squeezed down between the clutch plates, the transmission fluid actually helps the clutches grab. Sort of like little Velcro hooks holding the two surfaces from slipping past one another. But, over time, those "Velcro hooks" can

https://www.m5board.com/threads/bmw-e60-m5-smg-transmission-fault-dealer-destroyed-my-car.201153/
Hey guys. I have the following issue. I drive a BMW E60 M5 2007 with around 65 000 km (around 40 000 miles). For the past few days it has been major cold -10 degrees (14 F). I live in Vienna, Austria. In the morning I started my car, and when engaged R and then D, I get the red cog of death

https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/o86lrg/brand_new_car_i30_nline_transmission_failure/
As the title said i bought my first ever brand new car and was so stocked about it. Finally no more problems and i can enjoy my rides properly. I also really strictly holded on to 2k-4k rpm break in advice. Now i hit about first 1k miles on my car and the second gear started to sound differently on moments.

https://community.cartalk.com/t/help-the-vw-dealer-says-that-my-transmission-is-ruined/16483
The VW dealer says that my transmission is ruined! Maintenance/Repairs. Olygirl July 10, 2008, 5:07am 1. My husband accidentally drained all the transmission fluid out of my 2002 VW Jetta VR6 when he was trying to change the oil. He then started up the car and did drive it for a total of maybe ten feet, before realizing that there was a problem!

https://www.wranglerforum.com/threads/transmission-problems-after-only-40-000-miles-any-ideas-help-save-my-rubi.1273841/
Hello everyone I am currently in a jam. I own a 2008 2dr wrangler rubicon with only 40,000 miles. Recently I encountered a clicking knocking sound when accelerating in first and second gear as well as when cruising in 3rd and 4th. After opening up the transmission I noticed this pile of shavings which of course isn't good.

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/i-recently-had-diagnosis-for-transmission-issue-and-was-told-i-need
Two days after I left the mechanic the truck returned to normal driving. No stalling or shaking. The light comes on and off but driving without issues. The mechanic said it was a transmission and needed a new one at the same but ever since it's been running fine. If a transmission goes bad, doesn't it mean the car will no longer drive until it

https://www.vintage-mustang.com/threads/transmission-woes-is-it-my-fault.1182285/
My question is: he is charging me full price to remove and install the tranny. The tranny was rebuilt for free. I feel the implosion of the tranny was due to the tranny and adjustments. And my mechanic has said as much. So I think the labor for removal and install should be free also since it wasn't my fault. He doesn't agree.

https://www.landroversonly.com/threads/transmission-fault-2015-lr4-hse.154841/
Transmission Fault (2015 LR4 HSE) Hey folks. My 2015 LR4 HSE with 55k miles threw me a "Transmission Fault" message when I started up last week. The car started just fine; turn the gear control out of Park, and it wouldn't go into gear. Hard restart didn't fix it. Flatbed took it to the dealer. Dealer service found two codes: U0146-00; P1707-72.

https://www.mdxers.org/threads/tranmission-fluid-line-broke-is-tranny-going-to-be-bad.51681/
'03 MDX 141k miles. I experienced the common issue where the transmission fluid line that goes to the radiator broke. While driving I noticed the transmission slipping. Wasn't sure if I was imaging things so I kept driving. I drove it a couple of miles trying to get back to work. It wouldn't go anymore after I stopped at stop light.