Transmission Shop in Phoenix

Any recommendations for a good transmission shop for rebuild of T90 and check out D18.

 

You'll curse the day that you didn't listen to the advise of going 4 speed....

 

I'd guess that 90% of the early CJ's out there came with 3 speeds in them.
I've been running a T90 in mine for 12 years. Would I like a 4 speed? Yes. But it's not in my budget.
I guess you had problems with yours, but they can be made to work well.

 

X2.
I'm going to a four speed in the next couple years, but I don't loathe my T14.
I don't drive with a heavy foot in my Jeep. I know my rig well enough to make the T14 work without damaging anything.

It can even be a fun challenge if you want it to be.

I enjoy it.

 

"Quality transmission"in Tempe. He is on Mark Salem's recommended list. Stand up guy
Or do it yourself, easy if you have the time. Paul in Phx

 

Thanks Paul, and colojeepguy you are tight budget is an issue as is availability.

 

If you have a tight budget and are working on a Jeep, you'll have to do as much as you can yourself.

The Borg-Warner 3-speed transmissions are not complicated. They can be rebuilt on the benchtop with simple tools.

 

A&G transmission off the I 17 and deer valley in Phoenix, great guys

 

I agree with Tim. The T-90 especially is about as simple as they come. No mystery or rocket science here, just a bunch of pain in the *** little needle bearings LOL!
Rebuilding it yourself would be a good "get your feet wet" project...

 

I paid a lot to have my 3 speed T 90 rebuilt, with ADA Omyx parts, at a pro shop.
Because I am in France, we have no other parts.
In Us you have better suppliers. As I saw inside the T90, you can do it yourself, but you need to make some physical efforts. And have enough space and tools. Probably you can find a rebuilt one with a guarantee ( I have a guarantee because it is a pro company).
That's the choice : pay with a guarantee or do it yourself.
To pay with no guarantee = no good. IMO