Chrysler 300 Automatic Transmission Bands & Clutches

Although manual and automatic transmissions are aimed at the same purpose, they achieve it in very different ways while employing completely dissimilar designs. A manual gearbox uses the mechanical clutch and gears of different sizes, which are meshed with each other. An automatic transmission has a number of bands and clutches (frictions) that get engaged in different combinations to actuate a planetary gear set. These are the core parts of the AT assembly that work with all forces coming through the transmission and are subjected to deterioration with age.

The principal scheme of an automatic transmission hasn’t changed over the last half of a century, which means that whether you own the classic Chrysler 300 or the latest model, there is still a set of bands and clutch plates doing their job. Only their number and capability are different. These components operate in a well-protected surrounding, and their service life is quite long. But it is still limited. And when the lifespan of the bands and clutches comes to the end, what you need are the new, strong, and dependable parts. And ordering our Chrysler 300 automatic transmission bands & clutches, you can get these with ease.