What does "A4" designate?
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From: San Pedro CA
A4 = 4 speed overdrive automatic.
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
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From: Gurley (Keel Mtn, Sweet Home) Alabama
Originally Posted by bogus
A4 = 4 speed overdrive automatic.
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
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Originally Posted by MyOtherCar
Huh?? you said "In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6)." There were 6359 6-speeds of 21,536 Corvettes built in '96
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Originally Posted by bogus
A4 = 4 speed overdrive automatic.
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6).
There are three designations of 2 transmissions - the 700R4 and the 4L60 are basically the same, the 4L60E is the electronic version.
Hope this helps!!
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Originally Posted by MyOtherCar
Huh?? you said "In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6)." There were 6359 6-speeds of 21,536 Corvettes built in '96
All manuals from 96 are LT4, all automatics are LT1.
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Originally Posted by MyOtherCar
Huh?? you said "In 1996, the LT1 was available only with the auto, the LT4, the manual 6spd (M6)." There were 6359 6-speeds of 21,536 Corvettes built in '96