Project 4L60E part 2 lesson 6

[@rivenmotors7981]

I just rebuilt my 2007 Chevrolet 4L60E following Jimmy's tutorials and it works again! Fantastic video series and presentation. Never thought I'd attempt this procedure but he made it easy as well as ordering the parts I needed. Highly recommended, thanks Jimmy!

[@Mike-xt2ot]

The absolute best tutorial I have ever watched. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@weloveups831]

This man's video series is awesome! Great job!

[@williamdrobertson]

making the complex look simple. nicely done.

[@james10739]

Them lip seals are something else I destroyed the new ones but the old ones look fine but that was a lot more than you made it look at least for me

[@haroldgoodyear484]

Thank you so much my transmission is working great 👍

[@jamiepatrone834]

Followed complete lessons begin to to end . I unfortunately reused old torque converter and wondered why I had no lockup duh. Since I’ve replaced it and all good now.

[@ThePapa41]

Outstanding presentation! I would suggest that you grind the mushroomed head off the bushing installation tool, a serious safety hazard. Louis S.

[@markhumphrey4834]

God this guy is good,thanks so much

[@dadapizza3075]

I love how you skipped the part explianing how incredibly difficult it is to install that reverse input piston without damaging the seals. Good information on these videos, but that seal was so difficult, I ripped up 4 of them before I finally found a method that actually works. The feeler guage method does not (and I cant stress this enough), absolutely does NOT work.

[@antonkraus4546]

100% agree. I struggled for a long time and nicked my first seal using the feeler strip. Stupid method of installing them. A simple piece of thin plastic sheet (a folder divider) formed in a cylinder around the piston bore had my seals installed in less than 1 minute.

[@uneasyMeat]

awesome series. Thanks for your work.

[@amadohernandez5611]

Maestro ✌️

[@markhumphrey4834]

Thanks again,you are a life saver

[@bubaharvey2073]

Thanks you for learning me I just got done

[@victordelgado577]

Ok thank you i appreciated your help today im gonna start to rebuild it. Do recommend to change the sun shell even if its not broken

[@transmissionbench7842]

Hi victor. It may not be broken, but check for wear where it splines with the sun gear. Sometimes it's not actually broken, but it can be about to strip out. jimmy

[@wiltonpereira6511]

Excelente instrutor

[@DustinGilbert-fx8um]

Whatever I was thinking when I told someone that I've watched this video about fixing transmission

[@brittoncorbin2858]

DO NOT USE FEELER GAUGE YO REINSTALL LIP SEAL. It will destroy it

[@robertmanion3704]

Do the veins have a rounded side and a rounded straight cut edge.?

[@reaper5904]

This is gonna cost more than just to replace the transmission with new one. Thanks for the video.

[@marineswarm]

what was the valve out of///? i forgert lol

[@Turbogto_guy]

Very good teacher!

[@235959]

I need part 2 lesson 7-8-9 And my car need to! Very good videos!

[@dadrienharrison9840]

on the reverse input piston, which way does the lip face on the larger o-ring?

[@spencemcmorris7686]

Downward

[@robertbishop7049]

awesome video

[@victordelgado577]

Ok thank u for your help and time

[@waxer12g87]

Thank you sir!

[@johnfavalorojr.4169]

I know this question is irrelevant to this video, but I am having a lot of leaking issues with my 4L30E in a 2001 Isuzu Trooper. I believe a solenoid is leaking, along with the hard line for the transmission cooler. The transmission cooler line is leaking from the fitting on the transmission housing. Is the bell housing of the 4L30E exactly the same as a 60E? I would like to swap the transmission and rid myself of the issues of the weak 30E.

[@libertyforamericanow]

Question how come the wavy plate and the steel plate don't grind each other to death

[@davefish9522]

I have a 4L 60 E transmission and I can’t take up the metal ring it’s in the server serve all oil pump housing

[@DuffusMonkey]

How do you check the vanes for wear?

[@victordelgado577]

So its just ok if i change just the spring o should i just leave like it is cause this tansmission was only leaking the fluid

[@transmissionbench7842]

On 1993 and 1994 transmissions I would leave it as is.

[@rubenvor]

When is it acceptable to keep an old reverse drum? I did the light test on mine, and there's a very small gap, not as bad the one shown at 4:12, and there's no color change on the surface.

[@victordelgado577]

Hello i have see all the videos and they are excellent i have a question i have a 94 and 95 4l60e i was wonder if i can interchange some internal parts and which ones could be? And are the case similar since they have a K?

[@transmissionbench7842]

Hi Victor. The drivetrain components are interchangeable. The 1995 valve body and separator plate are unique; be careful swapping stuff there.

[@packingten]

@@transmissionbench7842 I consider myself a master transmission tech,Just what is the difference in the 1995 vavle body& seperator plate?.I have compared them more than once and other than different shift applications found them identical.

[@cleibermelendez6185]

Hi, thanks for your excellent work. I repair my 4l60e watching your videos. It does not work perfectly because the pump is not working as good... I would like to know how can i repair the pump. What is the principal failure?. This transmission does not make any changes either Back or Drive neither 1st 2d 3th velocity. The turbine is not charging and i supossed is the pump over. Please help me and thank you again.

[@AKHyder01]

In lesson 7 he shows you how to install the boost valve. Pay attention to where he sets the snap ring in place. The snap ring needs to sit in the groove DEEP in the bore. If you don't seat this snap ring in the groove, it will instead stop the sleeve at the first shoulder in the bore. You will lose reverse and the forward gears will not shift well. It is very easy to make this mistake. I made this mistake when I installed a shift kit. Fortunately, this can be fixed without removing the transmission since you can access this snap ring just by removing the pan.

[@edgardiaz9058]

Cleiber Melendez s

[@victordelgado577]

Hello i have a question on the valve body i decided to rebuild the 94 4l60e and i want to ask u if i also can use the sonnax valve that fix the 1870 code or that its only for the pwm

[@transmissionbench7842]

Good question Victor. The 1994 non-PWM valve body does not usually have a problem with a worn bore as the 1995 and later ones do... but the Sonnax regulator kit #S74741QK 1993-1997, will fit it.

[@Iroc_twan]

What size valve did you use to press the pump bushing in

[@transmissionbench7842]

Hi Iroc. I used a small block Chevy intake valve. The head diameter is 1.940", but any similar size valve or something else like a large socket can be used. Jimmy

[@Iroc_twan]

Thanks I have learned alot from your videos that would be cool of you could put them altogether

[@transmissionbench7842]

IROC TWAN you can view all of the videos together by navigating to the "videos " page at www.transmissionbench.com.

[@patriciaisac2306]

A hydraulic press installs the bushings and seals really easily!!!

[@andresperius107]

I am looking for instructions to build a box of a bmw x5 3.0 2001 box Gm

[@hollissmith5467]

anyone no where to buy check balls for a 2001 ford f150-4r100

[@victordelgado577]

Ok thank you. ill check that splines ok o maybe just buy a new one so it can last longer.

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