OEM Volvo Transmissions and Parts

• Automatic Transmissions
• Drive Shafts
• Manual Transmissions

Buyer's Guide to Volvo Transmissions

How Do I Tell When My Transmission Needs Replacing?

It depends on the type of transmission in your Volvo. Just look for the signs. For a manual transmission, they include a slippery or odd-feeling clutch, a burning smell when you release the clutch, grinding noises when you're changing gears, higher engine revs, delays in shifting, and even an inability to get your transmission into gear. With an automatic transmission, symptoms of failure range from fluid leaks and gears slipping to whining, humming, or clunking noises when the transmission changes gears.

How Are Transmissions Replaced?

That's going to depend on your model. You see, there are a number of parts loaded in around your transmission and your engine. That restricts your access to the transmission. Then there's the fact that different vehicles have differently sized transmissions, which means they can be placed in different orientations. Essentially, removing and installing a new transmission can be quite a laborious process, including potentially needing to remove the engine or subframe. That's a task best left to the pros.

How Much Does A Volvo Transmission Replacement Cost?

On average, you're looking at paying between $5,450 and $,5700 for the job. Of course, that range doesn't factor in your location, taxes, or any additional fees. Labor accounts for $780 to $985 of that estimate, with the parts themselves making up the difference.

However, we make it easy to save on the parts you need. That's because we sell the genuine Volvo transmission parts that are compatible with your vehicle, and at prices that are significantly lower than the MSRP you'll pay elsewhere.

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