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Repair 4x4 Gearbox Perodua Kembara Johor Bahru | Mount Austin

Languages: English | Bahasa Melayu | 中文 Repair 4x4 Gearbox Perodua Kembara Johor Bahru: Mount Austin Advance Auto Solutions Sdn Bhd (formerly Advance Auto Work) is a gearbox workshop at No. 11, Jalan Mutiara Emas 5/7, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru. A Perodua Kembara is in our workshop at Taman Mount Austin, Johor Bahru. A Perodua Kembara in the Workshop In the video: a Perodua Kembara raised on a lift, the clean exchange gearbox unit on the red workshop floor, and the gearbox taken down from the car, covered in oil and dirt, lying in a black tray. The overhaul of the Perodua Kembara's automatic transmission is in progress at our workshop. The clean unit is a completely rebuilt exchange unit, and it will be installed in the car. A Mini 4x4 That Many Owners Still Like Perodua Kembara: a mini 4x4 that many owners still like. We are fond of this little car too, just as many of its owners are. We Do 4x4 Car Transmissions We do 4x4 car transmissions. Our standard w...

Why Buying a Used Gearbox for Your Hilux or 4x4 is a Risk: The Case for Professional Overhaul in JB

Is your workhorse losing its strength? If you drive a Toyota Hilux , Fortuner , Innova , or Hiace , you know these vehicles are built for one thing: hard work. They carry heavy loads, travel long distances, and navigate rough terrain. But this heavy usage takes a toll, especially on the automatic transmission . When the gearbox starts slipping, making grinding noises, or fails to engage 4WD, many owners face a difficult choice: Buy a used ('half-cut') unit or go for a full overhaul? At Advance Auto Work , Johor Bahru's most reliable automotive specialist, we are here to tell you why an overhaul is the only safe choice for a 4x4. The Trap of the "Half-Cut" Gearbox for 4x4s For a regular sedan, a used gearbox might be okay. But for a 4x4 or commercial vehicle like a Hiace, it is a huge gamble. Think about it: Why was that "half-cut" gearbox in the scrapyard? It likely came from another truck that was also driven hard, used for towing, or carried heavy lo...