Is The Transmission in Your Car Going Bad? | BlueDevil Products

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Majority of cars sold in the US have an automatic transmission - only 3% vehicles sold here have manual transmissions, aka driving stick shift. An automatic transmission is a computer-driven shifting system.
This video discusses signs that the transmission in your car may be going bad. Some of them being:
• High-revving engine while in gear
• Difficulty getting into gear or gear slippage
• Transmission fluid leaks or corrosion
If your transmission fluid is leaking but a hard repair is not necessary, try out a sealant like BlueDevil Transmission Sealer. It restores seals and gaskets to their original condition in no time.
Get your hands on it here:
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Note: The hard part repair is ALWAYS your best option, but when your vehicle just isn’t worth that kind of investment, REACH for BlueDevil Products at your favorite auto parts retailer.

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I'm assuming you have to be driving, but my question is do you have to be driving or can you just run the car and maybe shift the gears from time to time I'm willing to try it but I don't think this will not work for me because I have a very bad leak and bad slipping. Sometimes they will be no motion forward or reverse but if I turn the car off and restart it I'll have forward and reverse motion again. I drove home 50 miles like this it was very slow but sometimes I would get up to 50 miles an hour and had to keep adding transmission fluid. Seven quarts that night