LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
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Car: 1985 California Iroc
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Transmission: 4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.23 posi
LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
fluid level is good its a little gritty and smells burnt. i can get a FRESH 700r4 out of a 80's 2x4 suburban.my question is will it bolt up?and is it worth a little body work? please help! id like to do the swap saturday so i wont miss the game on sunday.thanks. oh, my car is a 85 iroc w/ tpi305
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Re: LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
will it bolt up?
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From: Northern California
Car: 1985 California Iroc
Engine: HSR ZZ4 0411 swapped
Transmission: 4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.23 posi
Re: LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
how hard is it to install a shift kit? and whats a good brand? and would i order it for tha iroc or the burban that the tranny came from? thanks
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Re: LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
how hard is it to install a shift kit?
How hard is brain surgery? For a brain surgeon it's easy; but you don't want me cutting on your brain, you can believe that. Likewise, I can't really tell you "how hard" it is, FOR YOU. It's not heavy or anything, FWIW.
whats a good brand?
would i order it for tha iroc or the burban that the tranny came from
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Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Northern California
Car: 1985 California Iroc
Engine: HSR ZZ4 0411 swapped
Transmission: 4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.23 posi
Re: LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
well, i was just informed that the tranny is out of a 95 burban.that would make it a 4l60e... right? will it still work if i change the ???????? thanks guys please try to beare with me idk much about transmissions. i might be looking to do "the 5-speed swap"
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Re: LOSS OF O.D. PARTIAL LOSS OF DRIVE
No, that's "electronically controlled"; doesn't shift by itself, hydraulically, like older transmissions (before the early 90s, more or less), including the ones in these cars; won't work without the right ECM to control it.
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