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TSS Genuine Parts is a brand of parts for automatic transmissions and steering systems: filters, gasket kits, steering pumps, electrical parts, bands and plates. It's sold in Mexico and the United States through authorized distributors.
Browse the catalog: +2,200 products
TSS Genuine Parts is an aftermarket brand of parts for automatic transmissions and steering systems, built for mechanics: OEM-comparable quality at an accessible price. It's bought by transmission shops, parts stores and distributors.
The brand was born in 1988 in Venezuela, out of a family business that started in 1978. Today it's sold by Transmisiones Veinte 07 in Mexico and Sun Transmissions in the United States. The catalog runs from filters to complete gasket kits for rebuilding a transmission.
Filters, gasket kits, steering, electrical parts, bands and plates.
Search them by transmission model: 4L60E, 6L80, 09G and many more.
Authorized distributors in Mexico and the United States.
The business behind TSS started in 1978 and has sold transmission parts since 1986.
TSS is an aftermarket brand: it isn't an original dealer part, but every product goes through our quality control and carries its OEM reference number. Mechanics get a part they can trust, at a price that leaves margin for the shop.
Quality control on every product, plus its OEM reference number so you know which original part it replaces.
A competitive price that makes the repair profitable for your shop and fair for your customer.
Transmisiones Veinte 07 in Mexico and Sun Transmissions in the United States keep local stock, so your shop keeps moving.
Search by transmission model (4L60E, 6L80, 09G…) and find complete gasket kits for rebuilds.
Real reviews left by Transmisiones Veinte 07 customers who bought TSS parts at veinte07.com.
Very good quality 👌 And they arrive in perfect condition, they just take a little while
Muy buena calidad 👌 Y llegan en perfecto estado solo q tardan un poco
Excellent product!!! 100% recommended for a 2013 Journey 2.4 L
EXCELENTE PRODUCTO!!! 100% RECOMDABLE PARA JOURNEY 2013 2.4 L
Good product, good quality, I recommend it
Buen producto, de buena calidad, lo recomiendo
Excellent part, meets my expectations for the job.
Excelente pieza, cumple con mis espectativas de trabajo.
The customer left satisfied, as we did a transmission repair job with this cooler
EL CLIENTE SE FUE SATISFECHO YA QUE SE REALIZO UN TRABAJO DE REPARACION DE TRANSMISION CON SU ENFRIADOR
Excellent quality parts, they really did fit perfectly. Thanks.
Piezas de excelente calidad, la verdad si embonaron a la perfección. Gracias.
Posted by customers at veinte07.com, the Transmisiones Veinte 07 store, with the initials shown there. Every review with a comment is listed, whatever its rating. Reviews written in Spanish appear translated into English, with the original one click away.
TSS was born in 1988 in Venezuela, out of a family business that started selling engines in 1978. Today it's sold in Mexico and the United States.
The family business starts out selling engines.
The business starts selling transmission parts.
The business creates its own brand, TSS, in Venezuela.
Transmisiones Veinte 07 is founded, now TSS's main distributor in Mexico.
Sun Transmissions is founded, selling TSS in the United States.
Filters, gasket kits, steering, electrical parts, bands and plates, with stock in Mexico and the United States.
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Chevrolet Aveo and Optra automatic transmission problems: no 4th gear, a flashing HOLD light, slipping into neutral, no reverse or no crank, their codes and what to check first.
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Which automatic transmission each Hyundai and Kia sold in Mexico has by model and year, how to confirm yours, what problems Hyundai and Kia documented and what fluid it takes.
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Which Chevrolet and Buick models in Mexico have GM's 6T40 family, how to tell Gen 1, 2 and 3 apart, what to check before replacing the TCM, why reverse fails, which codes it sets, what fluid it takes and which TSS parts are replaced.
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Which automatic transmission each Toyota sold in Mexico has by model and year, how to confirm yours, which problems Toyota documented and what fluid it takes.
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Which Escape, Fusion, Edge and Lincoln models in Mexico have Ford's 6F35, how to tell Gen 1 from Gen 2, why it leaks on the left side, why it bangs into reverse, what P07A9 means, which recalls there were, what fluid it takes and which TSS parts are replaced.
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Which Ram, Durango, Grand Cherokee, Commander and Dakota models in Mexico have Chrysler's RFE family, how to tell it from the 42RLE, the NAG1 and the 8-speed, why it gets stuck in third, what to check before replacing the solenoid pack, which codes it sets, what fluid it takes and which TSS parts are replaced.
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Which Jeep, Dodge and Mitsubishi models have the CVT that Chrysler calls CVT2 and Mitsubishi F1CJA, how to tell it apart, why it overheats, whines or won't move according to the carmakers' documents, its codes, its fluid and the TSS parts that get replaced.
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The types of transmission solenoids, the symptoms each one causes according to the carmakers, which gear your transmission holds in limp mode, how they're tested, why a code isn't always the solenoid, and which TSS solenoid each transmission takes.
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How to tell whether your car has hydraulic, electro-hydraulic or electric power steering, which TSS rack or pump fits the Tsuru, Jetta, Chevy, NP300 or Sentra according to the carmakers' parts catalogs, and what they ask for when you install one.
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TSS Genuine Parts is an aftermarket brand of parts for automatic transmissions and hydraulic steering systems, with OEM-comparable quality. It was born in 1988 in Venezuela, out of a family business that started in 1978, and today it's sold by Transmisiones Veinte 07 in Mexico and Sun Transmissions in the United States. The catalog has +2,200 products across six categories: filters, gasket kits, power steering, electrical parts, bands and plates.
No. TSS is an aftermarket brand: its parts aren't original dealer parts, but they have OEM-comparable quality, go through quality control on every product and list their OEM reference number. You get a part you can trust at a more accessible price than the original.
In Mexico, from Transmisiones Veinte 07 (veinte07.com), our main distributor, which ships nationwide. In the United States, from Sun Transmissions (suntransmissions.com) in Miami, Florida. Both sell online.
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Delivery time depends on the authorized distributor that fulfills the order. Orders through a local distributor usually arrive the same or next day. Special-order parts can take 3 to 7 business days. Check with the distributor in your country for the exact time.
Every TSS product goes through our quality control. Warranty claims are handled directly with the authorized distributor that supplied the part, under each point of sale's return policy.
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