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Parker Transmission & Gear
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I went to Parker Transmission based on the first review after doing an online search for a transmission place in Parker. I don't want to type this whole story out, but the short version is that I took my vehicle to 3 different places in Parker because I was hearing a clunking sound, and Dale finally diagnosed it as my front left axle. To rebuild it and labor it was about $200. A lot lower than the $2500 I was quoted by another place for a transmission going bad. It turns out it was not my transmission, and had I listened to the other place who told me to keep driving it until the transmission went bad, I would have been stranded on some dirt road while camping in the next few days, as it was ready to completely explode and become inoperable. And as fate would have it, I was in the car the very next morning after that repair to see my Dad in the ICU 750 miles away, which means I would have been broken down on the highway! Some short version, huh? I would recommend this shop to anyone, a
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