Will this part fit my 2013 Volkswagen VOLKSWAGEN CC AT; 2.0L (FWD) (6 SPEED) TRANSMISSION ID PBG?

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Name: 2013 VOLKSWAGEN CC AT; 2.0L (FWD) (6 SPEED) TRANSMISSION ID PBG
Brand: Volkswagen
SKU: LTUB126496
Price: 550 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: N/A

Build time: 8–12 days

Shipping: 7–14 business days

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Remanufacturing Process: A Smart Choice

Remanufactured transmissions provide a reliable and cost-effective alternative to new or used units, making them an excellent choice for mechanics who prioritize quality, performance, and efficiency. But what exactly goes into the remanufacturing process, and why is it a smart investment for professionals in the automotive industry?

The Remanufacturing Process

Inspection & Disassembly

Every transmission core is carefully inspected for wear, damage, or defects. It is then completely disassembled, with each component thoroughly cleaned and assessed for reusability.

Replacement of Worn or Defective Parts

Any components that do not meet OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) standards are replaced with new or re-engineered parts. This includes bearings, seals, gaskets, clutches, and other critical components.

Machining & Resurfacing

Key components like valve bodies, torque converters, and gears are resurfaced or machined to restore their original specifications, ensuring optimal performance.

Upgrades & Enhancements

Many remanufactured transmissions incorporate design improvements that address common failure points, resulting in a more durable and efficient unit than the original factory version.

Reassembly & Testing

The transmission is carefully reassembled by expert technicians and subjected to rigorous dyno testing to simulate real-world driving conditions. This ensures smooth shifting, proper fluid pressure, and overall reliability.

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Expedia Parts is your go-to destination for drivetrain replacements. We specialize in used and remanufactured engines and transmissions, offering high-quality parts for American, Japanese, and other vehicles. Committed to excellence, we provide reliable performance with warranties through trusted supplier partnerships.