700R4 vs 4L60E
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The only difference is that the 4L60E is controlled by the computer.
Available in 94-96.
They are otherwise identical.
Available in 94-96.
They are otherwise identical.
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Originally Posted by vader86
The only difference is that the 4L60E is controlled by the computer.
Available in 94-96.
They are otherwise identical.
Available in 94-96.
They are otherwise identical.
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In 1993, the 700R4 was renamed the 4L60(no "E")
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Originally Posted by Bluewasp
I think the E trans is for the C5......
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The non "E" trans (700r4 aka 4L60) has a TV cable thats connected from the trans to the throttle linkage. The TV cable controls line pressure during part throttle shifting. The "E" trans (4L60E) is controlled by the ECM.
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Originally Posted by IBEAM700
My 1990 has a 4L60 "No E" 
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Originally Posted by IBEAM700
My 1990 has a 4L60 "No E"
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Originally Posted by vader86
GM decided to standardize their naming system for transmissions.
Thats the only difference.
Thats the only difference.