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Old Oct 31, 2008 | 08:25 AM
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Very similar setups I'd say. My plan is to pull it and install it with the transfer case already attached. Debatable but I find it easier to do that way.
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Old Nov 3, 2008 | 09:29 AM
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Double checking the converter to flexplate. I've been burnt before, better to find anything wrong now instead of later. One of my PI converters was cut to the wrong bolt pattern.

It's nice that I have an assortment of parts to check things. I now own 5 converters. 3 flexplates and 3 transmissions.

5.3L flexplate on the new PI 80E converter. Compare the bolt pattern to the flexplate and the snout into the crank.
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5.3L flexplate on a stock 60e converter. Looks like above
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5.3L flexplate on a stock 4l80e for compare. Note the snout not engaged.
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5.3L flexplate on stock 80e converter. Note the different bolt pattern. Of course 6 vs 3 and its also larger diameter.
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80E converter left 60/65e converter right. Hate wasting a nice picture
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Old Nov 3, 2008 | 09:41 PM
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Looks like your soon going to be able to quit your day job and start a 4l80 swap business from the garage for all us members, great posts keep up the great work you helped me alot.
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Old Nov 8, 2008 | 01:11 PM
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Excellent write-up!

Kudo's to Vince for stopping by and lending a hand!!
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Old Nov 8, 2008 | 03:14 PM
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Awesome write up, I know where to go if I ever decide to do this!
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Old Nov 18, 2008 | 11:07 PM
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U done yet. lol. Or aiming for dew..

When I get to make my crossmember here in a few weeks, I will check/use your measurements.... I believe theyre the same for a 2wd....
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Old Nov 18, 2008 | 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by KySilverado
Yes the circled sensor is where pins 22 and 23 are run to. Pin A (RED/Black) wire goes to pin 22 and Pin B (Blue/White) to Pin 23 of the PCM.

The main harness is going to be gravy. I'll document it when I get there. But dismantle the connector. Move the brown wire to another spot and move the white wire to a location that isn't used in the connector.

I have hard time to understanding. For 2006 Silverado 5.3 2 wheels drive. 60E swap to 80E All I need to know the pcm wire needs to change to new connect to sensor on Pin 22 (red) and 23 (blue). Plug in to Vss Sensor. What my currently wires now and need cut and slice swap to right for 80E. I know all I need to retune for 80E after wire change. Hope you dont mind to explain me a little clear. Crossmember you put plate it was 1/4 thick?
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you dont cut anything on the plug take it apart and take the white and brown pin out and and put the brown pin where the white wire was and leave the white wire it's not that difficult then run your wires for the speed sensor cut your crossmember and move the center back 6" for a 2wd truck the 2wd and 4 wd is different.
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Old Nov 19, 2008 | 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Pewter53
you dont cut anything on the plug take it apart and take the white and brown pin out and and put the brown pin where the white wire was and leave the white wire it's not that difficult then run your wires for the speed sensor cut your crossmember and move the center back 6" for a 2wd truck the 2wd and 4 wd is different.
You say take out brown and white from pin and put brown pin in white pin and white wire not need to use? Or you mean white go to speed sensor? I just a little confuse. The pin where come from PCM right?

The crossmember I mean what size of plate how thick or thickness like 1/4?
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Old Nov 19, 2008 | 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by charcold-bowtie
U done yet. lol. Or aiming for dew..

When I get to make my crossmember here in a few weeks, I will check/use your measurements.... I believe theyre the same for a 2wd....
No still sitting there. I might start the swap in a couple week. Many more pictures to come then.

I don't believe they are the same for 2wd. I think you move the section much further back on a 2wd.

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