Can a 4R70E be replaced with a 4R75e?
#2
12-20-2017, 02:00 PM
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Yes, within the same year, not an issue.
On a side note, we've been discussing rebuilds, parts and procedures and the general quality of rebuilt units on Facebook a lot recently.
What I'm hearing is that there are very few shops that can get the job done to realistic customer satisfaction and a LOT of inferior parts being used that create a bunch of unnecessary failures that the customer has to deal with down the road. Jobs that are bid too low and parts that aren't replaced that should be just so the builder can sell a price instead of a product.
And, all of it lands on the customer.
Because of what I do and the groups I have started there, I get involved in a lot of these discussions. Many start by asking why to make a certain choice or not. The answer is in what works and what doesn't. Track record. Customer satisfaction. Who has been, and will be, there for you when and if you need them.
You can't put a price on that.
Do your homework and choose wisely.
On a side note, we've been discussing rebuilds, parts and procedures and the general quality of rebuilt units on Facebook a lot recently.
What I'm hearing is that there are very few shops that can get the job done to realistic customer satisfaction and a LOT of inferior parts being used that create a bunch of unnecessary failures that the customer has to deal with down the road. Jobs that are bid too low and parts that aren't replaced that should be just so the builder can sell a price instead of a product.
And, all of it lands on the customer.
Because of what I do and the groups I have started there, I get involved in a lot of these discussions. Many start by asking why to make a certain choice or not. The answer is in what works and what doesn't. Track record. Customer satisfaction. Who has been, and will be, there for you when and if you need them.
You can't put a price on that.
Do your homework and choose wisely.
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02-03-2018, 10:02 PM
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Yes, within the same year, not an issue.
On a side note, we've been discussing rebuilds, parts and procedures and the general quality of rebuilt units on Facebook a lot recently.
What I'm hearing is that there are very few shops that can get the job done to realistic customer satisfaction and a LOT of inferior parts being used that create a bunch of unnecessary failures that the customer has to deal with down the road. Jobs that are bid too low and parts that aren't replaced that should be just so the builder can sell a price instead of a product.
And, all of it lands on the customer.
Because of what I do and the groups I have started there, I get involved in a lot of these discussions. Many start by asking why to make a certain choice or not. The answer is in what works and what doesn't. Track record. Customer satisfaction. Who has been, and will be, there for you when and if you need them.
You can't put a price on that.
Do your homework and choose wisely.
On a side note, we've been discussing rebuilds, parts and procedures and the general quality of rebuilt units on Facebook a lot recently.
What I'm hearing is that there are very few shops that can get the job done to realistic customer satisfaction and a LOT of inferior parts being used that create a bunch of unnecessary failures that the customer has to deal with down the road. Jobs that are bid too low and parts that aren't replaced that should be just so the builder can sell a price instead of a product.
And, all of it lands on the customer.
Because of what I do and the groups I have started there, I get involved in a lot of these discussions. Many start by asking why to make a certain choice or not. The answer is in what works and what doesn't. Track record. Customer satisfaction. Who has been, and will be, there for you when and if you need them.
You can't put a price on that.
Do your homework and choose wisely.
I'm wishing I had time to do my homework.. Truck went down at a bad time for me right before Christmas with an important job on the line and no option for a rental. 5 days later it was rebuilt at the cost of 3,550 by a long standing shop and have had nothing but problems with it since and the same issues as before
#4
02-05-2018, 07:52 AM
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