Integrity Transmission and Auto Repair

03/30/2017

Hey guys here. So this happened while trying to loosen an axle nut...this is after we broke my 1/2in. ratchet. Basically we were deadlifting the car, ended up shearing this 1/2in. breaker bar. We ended up getting the nut loose after a few too many deadlifts in my opinion😂😂💪 In light of that fact today is, if you're a technician pay attention to your fitness levels. If your looking for a technician the first question should be "what's your Deadlift?" 💪💪

03/22/2017

Hey guys here with our ...if you hear a noise you've never heard before from your vehicle make get it checked out asap. We had a customer come in who had a grinding noise coming from the rear brakes. We found this, in the pics you see the piston in the caliper is ground down as well as the rear side of the rotor is half the thickness of the front so we had to add a caliper to this repair. Moral of the story...

03/18/2017

Loved attending this seminar and continuing to learn. As engineering, specifically in the automotive industry, makes leaps and bounds forward ATSG is providing information for technicians to stay up to date, giving them the opportunity for continual growth. Many thanks for everyone invoked in making these seminars possible. . https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1564308246965447&id=247442085318743

03/16/2017

Hey guys, here with another . When having repairs done to your vehicle by a shop or mechanic you don't know, always make sure to do the following:

1. Get a written and signed quote prior to allowing your vehicle to be worked on. Mechanics who aren't willing to give a written quote either don't know what they are doing or are looking to take advantage of unwary customers.

2. Require your authorization for any repairs above what was agreed upon in the quote. Occasionally, additional repairs will be discovered once work is started on your vehicle, but make sure they require your approval prior to proceeding with the repair.

3. Always ask for your old parts back after repairs are completed. It's your property and you're entitled to it and that's to make sure the repairs that were made had to be made. The exceptions to this are when there's a 'core charge' on a part and the old part has to be sent back to the supplier, or if the law requires specific disposal procedures for a part. Always make sure to see the part if either of those apply.

and don't fall victim to the scams and schemes that give the automotive repair industry a black eye!

03/14/2017

Hey guys here with our it goes without saying but when you think about it...it doesn't get said enough. Take care to keep your work space clean and organized. By taking the extra ten seconds to organize your parts and tools and keep them that way you save yourself 10-15 minutes of headache trying to figure how in the world you have a bolt left over 😦😕 (🔩 it has to have been the one my wife lost...)So please do yourself a favor and .

03/13/2017

Our shop is a member of ATSG (Automatic Transmission Service Group) with a wealth of information on current transmission models look for info on CVT rebuilds from our shop coming soon!

Become a member for unlimited calls to the technical hotline, 24/7 access to the Tech Library, and 30% off the Bookstore: 1-800-245-7722

03/11/2017

Learning how to rebuild transmission models found in the 💪💪💪

03/04/2017

We now offer mobile "Check Engine Light" reading. Call or message us to get a quick quote in the greater Dayton area.

03/02/2017

Our shop uses BlueDriver.net for our diagnostic needs. The options are endless. Give us a call to get your vehicle checked!

BlueDriver is a Premium Diagnostic Bluetooth OBD2 Scan Tool for Android and Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. It is used by professional mechanics and vehicle owners who want to know why the Check Engine Light is on and how they can fix it.