Looking for Someone to Rebuild my C4 in Central California

[randbjorn]

My transmission guy moved to Idaho so I'm hoping someone might have a recommendation for a transmission tech in the Fresno/Clovis area. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[nickgp]

While I can't help you is Cali, and can tell you the last one I had done ran about 8 Hondo.

 

[MarsChariot]

While I cannot comment on the Fresno area, I can tell you what I do in this type of situation. Things change so quickly these days that I always just get on Angie's List or equivalent, find top rated shops that sound slightly custom, and then started visiting. Has worked in several instances so far.

 

[blubuckaroo]

I had mine rebuilt bt Kern Transmission on Brundage Lane, Bakersfield.
I did the R&R. They had to inspect my installation for the Warranty.
They were very reasonably priced, and the tranny held up well.

 

[cali_zuk]

Talk to roger at payless transmission in fresno! He's a good guy!

 

[needabronco]

They are easy to rebuild yourself. The hardest part is getting them out and back in.

 

[73azbronco]

Hughes transmission is good name company.

 

[suckerpunched]

I've had good luck with chuck's transmission's on Belmont. They have done probably a dozen for me over the years in personal and company fleet vehicles. never had an issue. like already mentioned, C-4 is an easy transmission to rebuild.

 

[randbjorn]

Thanks for the suggestions guys! Might have to put that project on hold for a few. Got a new toy today and she's a beauty.

 

[suckerpunched]

sweet, did that come from around here?

 

[randbjorn]

It spent most of its life in Idaho but I picked it up just outside of Sacramento. It’s only got 60k miles and it’s awesome. I love the patina on it. Going to have the ding king work on a couple of the small dents but it’s really straight overall.

 

[randbjorn]

Talk to roger at payless transmission in fresno! He's a good guy!

You’re not the only one I’ve heard that from so his reputation must be well deserved. I think I’ll give him a try. Thank you!

 

[randbjorn]

They are easy to rebuild yourself. The hardest part is getting them out and back in.

That’s exactly why I don’t want to rebuild it myself. If I miss something or make a mistake, I’ll have to pull it back out again