PTC Transmission Kits Premium Manual Gear Oil & Durable Rear Seals

Did you know manual transmission failures cost fleet operators $2.3B annually? Imagine your trucks stranded with seized gears or leaking rear transmission seals. Your customers wait. Profits drain. We've got the fix you need.

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Technical Superiority That Outperforms

PTC transmission systems laugh at -40°F winters and 250°F desert heat. Our secret? Nano-coated rear transmission seals with 94% better wear resistance than standard models. Combine this with our manual transmission gear oil - 72% friction reduction confirmed by SAE testing.

Your Custom Solution Blueprint

Whether you're running 10-ton mining trucks or delivery vans, our 7-step diagnostic process matches exact needs. Tell us: Average load weight? Terrain type? Maintenance frequency? We engineer solutions that cut downtime by 41%.

Proven Results: Midwest Trucking Case Study

After switching to PTC transmission packages, this 300-vehicle fleet saw:
► 63% fewer seal replacements
► 22% better fuel efficiency
► ROI in 7 months

Since 1998, PTC has equipped 420,000+ vehicles across North America. Still using generic transmission solutions? Let's upgrade your fleet's performance today. Click the red button or call 1-800-PTC-GEAR within next 24 hours for double warranty coverage!

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FAQS on ptc transmission

Q: What is a PTC transmission and how does it differ from regular transmissions?

A: A PTC transmission uses a Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) heater to regulate fluid viscosity. Unlike standard transmissions, it optimizes performance in extreme temperatures. This design enhances efficiency and reduces wear.

Q: How often should manual transmission gear oil be replaced?

A: Manual transmission gear oil should typically be replaced every 30,000 to 60,000 miles. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for your vehicle. Old or degraded oil can cause grinding or shifting issues.

Q: What are the signs of a failing rear transmission seal?

A: A leaking rear transmission seal often shows visible fluid under the vehicle, low transmission fluid levels, or whining noises. Ignoring it can lead to severe transmission damage. Prompt replacement is crucial to avoid costly repairs.

Q: Can I use generic gear oil for a PTC transmission?

A: No, PTC transmissions may require specific gear oil formulations to handle temperature-sensitive components. Always check the owner’s manual for compatibility. Using the wrong oil can impair performance or void warranties.

Q: How do I replace a rear transmission seal myself?

A: To replace a rear transmission seal, drain the fluid, remove the driveshaft, and extract the old seal. Install a new seal using proper tools to avoid damage. Refill with recommended gear oil and test for leaks.