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On May 26, 2016, I purchased a transmission from Speedway Salvage for my 2006 Nissan Maxima. The transmission was offered with a 30-day warranty. After installation, it leaked fluid profusely. My ASE certified mechanic diagnosed the problem as a failed seal behind the torque converter.

I contacted Speedway Salvage on June 7, just 12 days into my warranty. Rather than return the transmission, we mutually decided that it was simpler to replace the seal, and Speedway gave me a partial credit to cover the cost of labor to remove the transmission, replace the seal and reinstall the transmission.

That was done, after which the leak persisted. My ASE certified mechanic removed and replaced the seal a second time and reinstalled the transmission. The leak persisted. My mechanic removed the transmission a third time, and this time, suspecting some internal problem, removed the housing, and upon further inspection, found a piece of the housing broken off inside the transmission, and...

Michael M

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On May 26, 2016, I purchased a transmission from Speedway Salvage for my 2006 Nissan Maxima. The transmission was offered with a 30-day warranty. After installation, it leaked fluid profusely. My ASE certified mechanic diagnosed the problem as a failed seal behind the torque converter.

I contacted Speedway Salvage on June, just 12 days into my warranty. Rather than return the transmission, we mutually decided that it was simpler to replace the seal, and Speedway gave me a partial credit to cover the cost of labor to remove the transmission, replace the seal and reinstall the transmission.

That was done, after which the leak persisted. My ASE certified mechanic removed and replaced the seal a second time and reinstalled the transmission. The leak persisted. My mechanic removed the transmission a third time, and this time, suspecting some internal problem, removed the housing, and upon further inspection, found a piece of the housing broken off inside the transmission, and metal...

Michael M

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On May 26, 2016, I purchased a transmission from Speedway Salvage for my 2006 Nissan Maxima. The transmission was offered with a 30-day warranty. After installation, it leaked fluid profusely. My ASE certified mechanic diagnosed the problem as a failed seal behind the torque converter.

I contacted Speedway Salvage on June, just 12 days into my warranty. Rather than return the transmission, we mutually decided that it was simpler to replace the seal, and Speedway gave me a partial credit to cover the cost of labor to remove the transmission, replace the seal and reinstall the transmission.

That was done, after which the leak persisted. My ASE certified mechanic removed and replaced the seal a second time and reinstalled the transmission. The leak persisted. My mechanic removed the transmission a third time, and this time, suspecting some internal problem, removed the housing, and upon further inspection, found a piece of the housing broken off inside the transmission, and metal...

Michael M