2001 Acura Integra Automatic Transmission

When you change your gear from park, your 2001 Acura Integra transmission takes control of transferring the required power to your wheels. The complex assembly relies on a series of interconnected components, and internal problems can cause a larger breakdown. To prevent a problem, explore competitively priced 2001 Acura Integra transmission parts at AutoZone for a long-lasting solution.

How Does a Transmission Work?

Your Acura's transmission supports performance by converting the rotational power into torque. The torque is delivered to the wheels and helps you have control over the gear shifting process. The fluid cools the components and supports critical hydraulic functions. The gears and clutches ensure that you're able to drive at a precise RPM range depending on your desired performance.

Signs of Failing Automatic Transmission & Replacement Cost

Transmissions are highly complex and designed to last the complete lifetime of your Integra. However, improper maintenance, accidents, and malfunctions can result in unexpected issues. If you're noticing flaring RPM, sloppy gear shifting, whirring, or grinding sounds, you need to find a replacement transmission. Expect to find a quality replacement in the $2,000 to $3,000 range depending on your preferred brand and warranty. Shop parts for your Acura Integra including Acura Integra automatic transmission, fluids, and accessories at AutoZone from leading brands like Moveras. Use the year, make, model, and engine size filters to specify your results and get parts the way you prefer with Home Delivery or In-Store Pickup options for eligible parts.