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How much does it cost to repair the transmission of a Chevy Impala?
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The price of a Chevy Impala's transmission can vary based on the model year, ranging from approximately $1,200 for a quality used one to as much as $4,800 for a new unit, excluding the $75 to $95 per hour labor cost for installation. The 6-speed automatic transmission may run into issues, such as rough shifting, typically around 50,000 miles. A common problem is with the transmission pressure control solenoids failing, leading to erratic gear changes. Replacing a single solenoid can amount to around $350 or more, including labor costs. If multiple solenoids malfunction, it could be more cost-effective to opt for a complete transmission replacement.
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The cost of getting a new transmission for a Chevy Impala is roughly $2,000.
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How much does it typically cost to repair the transmission of a 2003 Impala LS?
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A remanufactured transmission for a 2012-2013 Chevy Impala costs about $2000, with installation typically running between $700 and $800.
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That seems pricey. At AutoZone, a "Remanufactured" option (which is superior to rebuilt) is priced at $2,000 with a 3-year warranty. The flat rate for removal and replacement is estimated at 5 hours, and the shop rate per hour ranges from $100 to $150.
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Could you clarify where we stand, if you don't mind me inquiring?
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Replacing the transmission on a 2013 Chevrolet Impala
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Here's the paraphrased and revised version of your text: I own a 2004 Chevy Impala that requires a new transmission due to issues with second gear. I'm currently looking into getting either a new or used transmission and waiting for a price estimate from GDS Motor to determine the overall cost of fixing my car.
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