👨🏻‍🔧 REMOVING 2 4L60Es BACK TO BACK AT THE JUNKYARD! 👨🏻‍🔧🔩

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🔧TOOLS USED 4 MOST 4L60E REMOVALS🔧
Always bring:
A good hammer, short and long flat head screw driver, rags, gloves, a good pry bar, good pliers and don’t forget your water!
Drive Shafts Removal: (Front & Rear)
11mm Wrench
3/8” to 1/4” adapter
1/4” 3inch extension
3/8” impact
12inch prybar
Crossbars/Subframes
18MM 1/2” shallow socket
18MM Wrench
21MM 1/2” long socket
21MM Wrench
(If 4x4 for transfer case)
15MM Ratcheting Wrench
15MM 1/2” Shallow Socket
1/2” ratchet
1/2” swivel joint socket
(Recommended using a electric ratchet to cut removal time by up to 90%)
Actual transmission:
13MM 1/2” Deep Socket
14MM 1/2” Deep Socket
15MM 1/2” Deep Socket
1/2” 12inch Extension
1/2” swivel joint socket
Wire cutters (the longer the better)
90° mechanic pick to loosen oil line E-clips
Torque converter:
1/2” 12inch extension
15MM Shallow Socket
15MM Ratcheting Wrench
3/8” Ratchet
3/8” 15MM shallow socket
3/8” 3inch extension
(Recommended using a electric ratchet to cut removal time by up to 90%)
**KEEP IN MIND THESE ARE THE BASIC TOOLS TO HAVE IN YOUR BAG FOR THE “PERFECT SCENARIO”**
I WOULD TAKE EXTRA TOOLS LIKE 12MM, 16MM, 17MM SHORT AND SHALLOW 1/2” & 3/8” SOCKETS and an adjustable wrench just in case!!
Hope this helps!
Junkyards are fun but can be very dangerous, STAY ALERT AT ALL TIMES!!
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[@garycallahan7867]

Another great day! Love the sound track!

[@Ajunkman]

Yes sir!! 👨🏻‍🔧🙏🏽 Thanks brotha!

[@daviddzedzy9194]

THUMBS UP👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍GOOD JOB

[@Ajunkman]

Thank you very much 🤝🙏🏽👨🏻‍🔧

[@davidtrisha1469]

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[@danielwhisnant1587]

Thanks for the parts list! I printed a couple of copies. Are the A-Frame braces supporting the front frame furnished by the junkyard or are they your design? We have nothing like that down here. Lucky if the trucks aren't tireless and sitting in the mud.

[@Ajunkman]

You’re welcome bro and no that’s how they’re set at the junk yard I hate those things haha sometimes they set them right on the subframe making it impossible to remove the transmission unless you get lucky and find a jack to fix it since they remove all jacks from the vehicles in California for safety/liability reasons