Transmission repair service near The Villages, FL

Auto Repair Shop that provides Brakes, Tune-ups, oil changes, lube, heating systems, alternators, radiators, batteries, timing belts and more. Our primary business is a used car dealer. However we have a full service retail auto shop.

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BRC did awesome job replacing my transmission on my 96 F2 50 thank you BRC

Was charged for a total rebuild of transmission, master rebuild kit, this transmission is leaking from shifter/auto kickdown cable/speedometer. Tranni is chattering and skipping /shaking in reverse and takes 10seconds before engaging into drive. Took it back Skip he added fluid and put etc gasket maker on these things. Shook my hand and said 'let me know if anything else goes wrong' Everything still leaking, tranni still skipping and chattering in reverse and takes forever to engage in drive. Wish I could get my $900 back and take it to someone that knows what they're doing.

Ocala’s #1 Mobile Mechanic Bill’s Garage on Wheels makes car repair and servicing easy. Our ASE certified mechanics can diagnose and repair your car or truck onsite. We combine top of the line Snap-On brand diagnostic tools with 25 years of car repair experience. We offer emergency road-side services! The owner, Bill, has his Master Tech Mechanic certificate from the ASE and a Bachelor’s degree in Automotive Engineering from the University of Miami. Save a trip to the auto mechanic Ocala. Here are a few of the car repairs that Bill’s Garage on Wheels can make at your home or office: Brake Repair (A/C) Air Conditioning Repair Tune-ups Diagnostic Testing Automotive Computer Programing Computer Flashing Module Flashing Additional Services Truck Repair Tractor Repair Small Engine Repair Golf Cart Repair Box Truck Repair

Long time customer and wouldn't take my car anywhere else! Honest, professional, friendly and no nonsense service. As good as it gets. So hard to find a good mechanic these days and I'm so grateful they're here. Don't listen to the nay-sayers. A+ Terry P. Floral City, FL

I brought my 2001 VW Beelte into Jones Racing describing the following issue: "The car is shifting heavily, jerking into first and second gear, and the low coolant light comes on despite the fact that there is coolant in the reservoir". All of my interactions have been with the owner. After keeping the car for two days without working on it, he called to say the problem is a broken seal on the transmission with a loss of fluid and two broken CV joints. $350 parts plus labor. We authorize the repair, and two days after this we get another call from him saying: He assumed to the problems were separate (coolant light and shifting). Without checking the cooling system he fixed the transmission seals and CV joints, refilled the transmission with fluid, and test drove the car. The car seemed to drive perfectly. When he checked the cooling system he saw a "Frothy milkshake" of coolant and transmission fluid. Checking the transmission again he saw that this mess was now worked completely into the transmission. He claimed that I should have told him that there was transmission fluid in the coolant (I'm not a mechanic and would have no way of telling one brown liquid from another) and because of -my- over sight the car is essentially dead. It will cost more to fix the car than it is worth. If I wanted to fix it anyway it would cost us -at least- $2500. I took some time to look into the problem. A broken intercooler can cause the transmission fluid to back up into the cooling system. While an irritant, the cooling system can be flushed and brought back to normal. Apparently the opposite almost never happens. Because of the pressure on the transmission side, coolant rarely back tracks into the transmission. While it can, in very usual situations, mix on both sides the serious problem with the transmission was most likely caused by Jerry refilling the transmission and driving the car without first checking the intercooler and the cooling system. A few