Transmission Systems and Maintenance

The video tutorial discusses the challenges of adding power to high mileage used cars, which can lead to transmission failures. Pitbull seeks a cost-effective solution by having his friend Freddy, a NASCAR transmission builder, rebuild an old unit. Despite initial concerns about 'death oil', the transmission is found to be in a salvageable condition. Freddy's assessment reveals that the core components are in good shape, allowing for a successful rebuild. The video concludes with a positive outlook on the transmission's performance post-rebuild.

What is a common issue when adding power to high mileage cars?

• Engine overheating

• Transmission failure

• Brake malfunction

• Tire wear

How much can a new performance transmission cost?

• $4500

• $3500

• $2500

• $1500

Who is Freddy Brown?

• A transmission specialist

• A car dealer

• A race car driver

• A mechanic

What is 'death oil'?

• Oil that is thick and burnt

• Oil that is clear and fresh

• Oil that is too cold

• Oil that is too thin

What does 'death oil' indicate?

• A new transmission

• Potential damage to moving parts

• A need for an oil change

• A healthy transmission

What is housed in the heart of the transmission?

• The fuel tank

• The exhaust system

• The gears and clutches

• The engine

What was the condition of the pump rotor?

• Damaged

• Worn out

• Missing

• In nice shape

What is the main input drum responsible for?

• Housing the engine

• Containing the third and fourth clutches

• Storing fuel

• Cooling the transmission

What is the expected outcome of the transmission rebuild?

• A quieter engine

• A slower car

• A car that runs like a racehorse

• A car with more fuel efficiency

What is Pitbull's main goal with the transmission rebuild?

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To make the car quieter

• To sell the car

• To achieve high performance at a low cost