Vehicle Identity
A transmission sitting on a pallet can still have application differences that are invisible from the outside.
- VIN and vehicle details
- Transmission tag or casting photos
- Two-wheel or four-wheel drive
Bench Transmission Rebuilds
Bring the removed unit. Get a rebuild scoped around what is actually inside.
Bench rebuilding is available for selected transmissions when the customer or partner shop handles removal and installation and delivers the transmission to Integrity.
Services
Bench work separates the transmission build from the vehicle labor.
A bench rebuild can reduce total cost when a capable customer or repair shop already handles removal and installation. Integrity receives the unit, disassembles and inspects it, confirms additional damage and rebuilds it to the agreed specification.
The removed transmission must still be tied to a specific vehicle and use. Year, make, model, engine, drive type, VIN and any transmission identification help prevent parts or calibration mistakes. Send the symptoms and scan results too; they may explain damage found during teardown.
Successful installation remains essential. A contaminated cooler, incorrect converter, wrong fluid level, restricted line, wiring problem or missing programming procedure can damage a properly rebuilt transmission and affect warranty coverage.
What Matters
What to provide with a bench-build request.
The more application and failure information that follows the removed unit, the more accurately the rebuild can be planned.
Failure History
Share what the vehicle did before removal, the codes found and whether the unit was previously rebuilt or modified.
- Symptoms and codes
- Fluid and debris observations
- Prior repair history
Install Plan
Confirm the converter, cooler-cleaning method, fluid, programming and who will handle startup and adaptive procedures.
- Approved converter
- Cooler and line service
- Programming and relearn
A Clear Path
The bench-build workflow.
The core is treated as an application-specific assembly, not an anonymous transmission case.
Prequalify
Send identification, symptoms, intended use and photos before transporting the unit.
Inspect
The transmission is disassembled, cleaned and evaluated for hard-part and hydraulic damage.
Authorize
Any additional damage or upgrade choices are confirmed before final assembly.
Return
Receive the rebuilt unit with the applicable startup, installation and warranty requirements.
Local & Appointment Based
Serving Springfield and Southwest Missouri.
Integrity accepts selected removed transmissions from individuals and repair shops in Springfield and across Southwest Missouri. Bench work is scheduled in advance; do not leave a transmission without confirming the application, price structure and drop-off arrangement.
Springfield, MO
Ozark, MO
Rogersville, MO
Nixa, MO
Republic, MO
Battlefield, MO
Common Questions
Answers before you schedule.
These answers provide a starting point. The vehicle, evidence, written quote and warranty terms control the final recommendation.
Can I bring any removed transmission for rebuilding?
No. Bench work is selective and depends on the transmission family, parts support, core condition and current workload. Send identification before transporting the unit.
Do I need to bring the torque converter?
Ask before drop-off. The converter should be replaced or properly remanufactured for most rebuilds, and the correct unit must match the application and build.
What if hard parts are damaged?
Hard-part damage is documented after teardown and may increase the final price. If damage is extensive, Integrity may recommend a different core or reman replacement.
What does the bench warranty cover?
The written Integrity bench warranty generally covers qualifying rebuild-related defects for one year/12,000 miles and requires return to Integrity. Installation, contamination, overheating and external control problems may be excluded.
Start With the VIN
Get the correct application before choosing the repair.
Send the VIN, mileage, symptoms, codes, prior repair information and whether the vehicle is drivable. Integrity will review the available path and follow up with the next step.