Need 4L60E tools # Where can i get them?
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Bahama North Carolina
Racer
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: St. Paul MN
Another option is to DIY your own. I didn't need to buy anything special when I rebuilt my truck's 4L60E. My bushings were within spec, so didn't need that first set. Hope this helps!
Trans-Gel held the ***** and small pieces in place for reassembly.
Angle iron, a couple 3/8" threaded rods, bunch of nuts & washers. A short piece of 3.5" PVC pipe was cut down to about 3" tall and notched for removing all of the blasted C-clips.
Stretch new teflon seals over the outside of gradually larger sockets.
Then Mylar with zip-ties really tight for compressing them back down.
Trans-Gel held the ***** and small pieces in place for reassembly.
Angle iron, a couple 3/8" threaded rods, bunch of nuts & washers. A short piece of 3.5" PVC pipe was cut down to about 3" tall and notched for removing all of the blasted C-clips.
Stretch new teflon seals over the outside of gradually larger sockets.
Then Mylar with zip-ties really tight for compressing them back down.
