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A late-night call from a Continental Transmission in Buffalo turned into a 36-hour rush for differential shims—and a lesson about assumptions, a 1997 YZ125 radiator, and how much an O2 sensor actually costs.
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Continue readingA procurement manager shares real-world TCO insights on Continental brake pads for Bentley Continental GT, front brake discs, LT1 water pumps, and the shocking truth about residential water pump costs. Includes honest limitations and price references.
Continue readingA Continental quality and brand compliance manager explains why logo color, micron fuel filter ratings, and dimensional tolerances matter more than 'close enough'—with lessons from the Honda head gasket lawsuit and alternator replacement.
Continue readingA parts buyer with 9 years and $47,000 in mistakes explains what to check before ordering a Continental 4070880 serpentine belt, using Continental transmission special offers, choosing a brake pad bike upgrade, or installing a Polaris RZR clutch kit. Includes how a fuel injector works.
Continue readingAn office administrator shares what a year of fleet repairs taught her—from finding the right 2005 Tacoma headlight bulb to trusting Continental Transmission in Buffalo, and diagnosing a blown head gasket before it became an expensive guess.
Continue readingA rush-order veteran at Continental explains why small orders, oddball searches, and first-time callers deserve the same fast, careful response as Fortune 500 contracts.
Continue readingA purchasing administrator shares how a lower quote for transmission components led to hidden costs, and why transparent engineering support changed how she sources stamped, forged, machined, and extruded parts.
Continue readingAn emergency parts coordinator explains why fitment beats discount codes—covering Continental hoses, K&N filters, LS1 camshafts, and the general-solution logic that ties them together.
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