Remanufactured transmissions.
Get back in gear.
Find a replacement transmission for your car, truck, or SUV. Start with a Fraser quote based on your vehicle’s application, drivetrain, and installation needs.
- Help matching your VIN and transmission identification
- Review configuration and included components
- Understand pricing, core terms, and warranty options
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Request your transmission quote.
Complete the form with your vehicle information. Have your VIN and transmission identification available to help our team review the application.
Need assistance? Call 800-731-3177 and press 1 for Sales.
What is a remanufactured transmission?
A remanufactured transmission is an existing assembly that has been disassembled, cleaned, inspected, and rebuilt through a remanufacturing process. Worn or damaged components are addressed according to the requirements of the specific build.
Depending on the transmission, the process may address seals, friction components, bearings, bushings, and other internal parts. The exact work, replacement components, updates, and checks vary by transmission family and supplier. Review your quoted unit for its build details.
Fraser Engine Company helps vehicle owners and repair professionals review replacement transmission options. Provide your vehicle information so our sales team can help confirm fitment, configuration, and the terms for your order.
Transmission fitment is vehicle-specific.
Vehicles with the same model name or engine size can use different transmissions. Your VIN, transmission code, drivetrain, and production details help identify the correct application.
Cars, trucks & SUVs
Ask about remanufactured automatic transmissions for your daily driver, pickup, or SUV. Share the year, make, model, engine size, and full VIN when requesting a quote.
When available, include the original transmission tag or identification code. Tell Sales about any previous engine or drivetrain changes that may affect the original vehicle specifications.
2WD, 4WD & AWD configurations
Drivetrain configuration can affect the transmission case, output arrangement, and related components. A two-wheel-drive unit should not be assumed to interchange with a four-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive unit.
For work vehicles, towing use, or specialty applications, explain the vehicle’s intended use so fitment and warranty eligibility can be reviewed before purchase.
Know your transmission family?
Include the code with your VIN. A family code alone does not confirm interchangeability.
- Ford 6R80
- Ford 4R100
- GM 6L80
- GM 4L60-E
- Chrysler 42RLE
- Ram 66RFE
Examples are starting points for quote inquiries. Availability, specifications, and fitment must be confirmed for your exact vehicle.
Remanufactured vs. used transmissions.
Compare the documented condition, included components, installation requirements, and written warranty of each unit you are considering.
| What to compare | Remanufactured transmission | Used transmission |
|---|---|---|
| Condition | Has undergone a remanufacturing process that addresses component condition. | Previously operated assembly, generally without a complete remanufacturing process. |
| Build information | Ask about the replacement parts, updates, and checks included with the quoted unit. | Ask about documented mileage, condition, and inspection information. |
| Included parts | Confirm the torque converter, electronics, and accessories on the quote. | Confirm which components are supplied with the specific unit. |
| Warranty | Review coverage, exclusions, installation requirements, and any labor provisions. | Review coverage, exclusions, installation requirements, and any labor provisions. |
| Installation costs | Account for labor, fluids, cooling-system work, programming, and other required services. | Account for labor, fluids, cooling-system work, programming, and other required services. |
Torque converters, electronics & accessories.
Give your installer the quoted configuration before scheduling installation.
Included components vary by transmission and build. Do not assume that a torque converter, control module, sensors, mounts, or other external parts are supplied unless they are identified on your quote.
Ask whether the unit includes the valve body and electronics required for the application, and which components must be transferred, inspected, or replaced during installation. Your installer should also confirm the required fluid specification and service procedure.
If you are considering a heavy-duty or upgraded transmission, ask what specific changes are included and whether the build is suitable for your vehicle and intended use.
From transmission quote to installation.
Send your vehicle details.
Provide your VIN, year, make, model, engine size, drivetrain, and transmission code when available. Include the delivery ZIP code and mention any modifications.
Confirm the complete order.
Review the transmission configuration, included parts, warranty, core terms, delivery arrangements, and itemized total before placing your order.
Coordinate with your shop.
Have your installer review the supplied instructions, diagnose the original failure, and plan any cooling-system work, programming, or relearn procedures required.
Cooling system & contamination
Debris from a failed transmission can remain in related cooling components. Your installer should follow the supplied instructions and vehicle service procedure to assess the cooler and lines.
Cleaning or replacement requirements depend on the application and condition. Confirm the required work before installation to help avoid carrying contamination into the replacement unit.
Programming & relearn procedures
Some vehicles require programming, calibration, or an adaptive relearn after a transmission replacement. Requirements depend on the vehicle, control system, and supplied components.
Ask your installer to confirm the procedure, equipment, and additional costs in advance. Do not assume a replacement transmission is ready to operate without application-specific setup.
Core returns, delivery & warranty.
Your original transmission core
The core is the transmission removed from your vehicle. Your order may require a refundable core deposit or offer a conditional temporary waiver.
A deposit waiver does not cancel the return requirement. Review your agreement for the deadline, preparation instructions, and conditions. Follow Fraser’s return and pickup instructions.
Delivery to your repair facility
Provide the delivery address, business name, contact person, and unloading information when requesting a quote. Tell Sales whether the destination is commercial or residential.
Confirm delivery services, charges, and expected timing for your specific order before scheduling the installation.
Remanufactured transmission FAQs.
Have a question about a specific unit? Start with your VIN and transmission identification.
How much does a remanufactured transmission cost?
Pricing depends on the transmission family, application, configuration, and available options. Request an itemized quote that identifies the unit price, core deposit or waiver fee, shipping, taxes, and applicable charges. Ask your installer to quote labor, fluids, programming, and related repairs separately.
How do I know which transmission fits my vehicle?
Provide your full VIN, year, make, model, engine size, and drivetrain configuration. A transmission identification tag or code may also be needed. Tell Fraser about any modifications or previous swaps, since the VIN describes the original vehicle application.
Does the transmission include a torque converter?
That depends on the specific unit and quoted configuration. Confirm torque converter inclusion and any related requirements before purchase. Do not assume the converter from the original transmission is suitable for reuse.
Will my replacement transmission need programming?
Some applications require programming, calibration, or a relearn procedure after installation. Your installer should confirm the vehicle-specific requirements and any associated costs before the replacement is installed.
Do I need to replace or clean the transmission cooler?
Your installer should inspect the cooling system and follow the supplied installation requirements and vehicle service procedure. Contamination from the original failure must be addressed. The appropriate cleaning or replacement procedure depends on the application and component condition.
Can I use a 2WD transmission in a 4WD vehicle?
Do not assume interchangeability. Two-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive configurations can have different cases, outputs, and related components. Confirm the exact vehicle application with Fraser before ordering.
How long does a remanufactured transmission last?
There is no single lifespan that applies to every unit. Correct installation, cooling, fluid specification, maintenance, vehicle use, and the condition of supporting systems affect service life. Follow the instructions supplied for your transmission.
Do I still return the core if the deposit is waived?
Yes, when your order has a conditional core-deposit waiver, the return obligation remains. Review the agreement for the deadline, preparation instructions, and consequences of failing to return the core.
Is installation included in the transmission price?
Do not assume installation is included. Confirm what your Fraser quote covers and arrange a separate installation estimate with your repair facility, including fluids, programming, and any additional required work.
How do I order a transmission from Fraser?
Use the quote form on this page or call 800-731-3177 and press 1 for Sales. After your application and quote are confirmed, visit the online order page or order with a team member. Phone hours are Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM Eastern Time.
Your next mile starts with the right fit.
Find your transmission. Review the details. Plan your repair.