The GMC Sierra Transmission Assembly is engineered to transfer engine torque to the wheels while providing drivers with just the right power for climbing, cruising and everything in between. Early models applied manual gearboxes that required knowing how to manipulate the clutch. The brand's move towards fully hydraulic automatic transmissions, inspired by the historic Hydra-Matic, saw the creation of a Transmission Assembly that applied a fluid coupling and planetary gearsets so that shifts occurred smoothly without clutch pedals. Across the years, Sierra pickups have offered both manual and automatic layouts, and more recent generations have added continuously variable and dual clutch options, each a different Transmission Assembly style. Manuals use parallel shafts and selected gears, chosen by the user, to change ratios. Automatics use a computer to control planetary sets with hydraulic clutches. CVTs replace fixed gears with sets of belts and pulleys that alter speed continuously, and DCTs use two clutches and a computer to change rapidly. Whichever type is fitted, each Transmission Assembly in a GMC Sierra ensures torque is flowing efficiently, assists the engine in staying in its optimal rpm range, and protects fuel economy and emissions. Drivers should remember that leaks, harsh noises, slipping or warning lights are indicators that there is trouble within the Transmission Assembly and that they should pay immediate attention to them in order to preserve dependable GMC performance.
Each OEM GMC Sierra Transmission Assembly we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.