wuts cheaper rebuild or used 4l60e
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Trany slippn i think from first to second the rpms go up 3 to 4 hundred at wot before it shifts wondering if anybody has rebuilt one and how hard is it and how much money they spent i can get a 4l60e for 600 with 70k on it from lkq just wondering cause money is tight and lost my job
#4
You have a modified vehicle and are actually considering buying another stock transmission? I guess if you haven't learned your lesson yet, you probably never will.
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#5
just baby it until you can get enough money to do the job right. it will save you in the long run trust me
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#8
and if every bought used instead of built then you would probably see more broke trans threads... just sayin
wait whats the question? you will have to replace lip seals orings sealing rings. theres a lot more to a trans build than just replacing some clutches and slapping it back together.
wait whats the question? you will have to replace lip seals orings sealing rings. theres a lot more to a trans build than just replacing some clutches and slapping it back together.
#10
If you have only one car, and no longer have a job, its probably a better idea to just put in the junkyard one.
You might find other things wrong when you open that transmission up. I'm assuming the overhaul kit is just bands and clutches like you said?
You'll probably end up spending the same with the rebuild and junkyard transmission. Doesn't seem smart to me to spend money on a built one in your situation... I wouldn't. Unless you get a good deal.
You might find other things wrong when you open that transmission up. I'm assuming the overhaul kit is just bands and clutches like you said?
You'll probably end up spending the same with the rebuild and junkyard transmission. Doesn't seem smart to me to spend money on a built one in your situation... I wouldn't. Unless you get a good deal.


