Scott (FIRE_UP),
I don't disagree with hardly any of what you said, except one point you are wrong about, that we need to clarify:
..And, as far as "Remco" is concerned, well, number 1, they're not providing warranty for any issues related to any problems in drive trains, so, while they might make a lube pump for multiple vehicles, don't rely on them in case things go way south.
Remco most certainly DOES provide warranty for issues related to drive train. I have one of their lube pumps installed on our Kia Sedona van we tow flat. The warranty paperwork I got from Remco shows that they warranty the transmission for 40,000 miles (IIRC) from the time the pump is installed.
Like any other warranty, there is a bunch of 'fine print', disclaimers, etc. However, fact is they do warranty your transmission, should it fail after one of their lube pumps is installed.
This isn't directly related since it wasn't a transmission failure, but a few months ago we did get to test out Remco's warranty. The lube pump started leaking tranny fluid. RV dealer contacted Remco about it, they (Remco) acknowledged the problem, and promptly shipped the dealer a new (better designed) pump. Remco also paid the RV dealer's labor to remove old pump and install the new one. Didn't cost me one penny.
Will