Flywheel to converter gap with 6.0 Swap
06-17-2007, 05:31 PM
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Flywheel to converter gap with 6.0 Swap
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Putting the engine and tranny back together and noticed I have ~3/16 gap between the flywheel and converter without the two bolted up. I took the flywheel fom my 4.8 and swapped it into this 07 LQ4. I took a look at the flywheel that came on the LQ4 and noticed it had a 3/8 "spacer" on the engine side, so I'm fairly sure that would not have worked with mt 4L60E. I just want to make sure that gap is ok before I go and close the gap by bolting that up.
Thanks,
Andrew
Putting the engine and tranny back together and noticed I have ~3/16 gap between the flywheel and converter without the two bolted up. I took the flywheel fom my 4.8 and swapped it into this 07 LQ4. I took a look at the flywheel that came on the LQ4 and noticed it had a 3/8 "spacer" on the engine side, so I'm fairly sure that would not have worked with mt 4L60E. I just want to make sure that gap is ok before I go and close the gap by bolting that up.
Thanks,
Andrew
06-17-2007, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by quicksilverado
Per Yanks website, gap should be no more than 5/16 of an inch, use spacers as needed.
ok...3/16 sounds like less than 5/16 to me
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06-18-2007, 12:07 AM
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hey buddy as you know i just did the same swap .i ran into the same delemma ,come to find out ,just bolt it up its fine ,send it mines fine and i did research it after the fact though lol.
