Today Laura talks about 3 Honda vehicles in our shop that had transmission slips, & what she used to fix them. While this is not meant to be a tutorial, Laura explains the problem in more depth, & how her process fixed the issue. We hope that this video is helpful to you by sharing our own experience & conclusion of this problem! Thanks for Watching! Subscribe, Like & Share! We Appreciate Your Support!
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