Transgo shiftkit
02-14-2005, 05:41 PM
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Transgo shiftkit
Just wondering if or how hard it would be to install a Transgo shift kit in a 4L60e? I know nothing about a tranny and I'm kinda scared of messing something up. Should I atemp to do it or should I leave it to a professional? I posted in the Autotranny section and got no response. 
so any help would really be appreciated.
so any help would really be appreciated.
02-14-2005, 06:30 PM
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the hardest part is probably lowering the tranny and then lifting it back into place. some have used a regular car jack to get by. but i guess it is still a PITA. the shift kit is probably the easiest part of the whole install
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[QUOTE=KeukaZ71]the hardest part is probably lowering the tranny and then lifting it back into place.
Might be a dumb one but why would you lower the tranny to put a kit in.
Might be a dumb one but why would you lower the tranny to put a kit in.
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Originally Posted by KeukaZ71
the hardest part is probably lowering the tranny and then lifting it back into place. some have used a regular car jack to get by. but i guess it is still a PITA. the shift kit is probably the easiest part of the whole install
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[QUOTE=mangledgmc03]
ahh beat me to it
Originally Posted by KeukaZ71
the hardest part is probably lowering the tranny and then lifting it back into place.
Might be a dumb one but why would you lower the tranny to put a kit in.
Might be a dumb one but why would you lower the tranny to put a kit in.
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Well guys thanx But I do have to pull the tranny though, I got my stall today and I'm going to install every thing in the tranny at once. I heard that when you pull off the valve body all the little check ***** go every where? If so I work at a dealership so I have a lift to work on and I also can also flip the tranny upside down, Would this be helpfull? I'm sure it would be. thanx
02-14-2005, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by wannagofast
Well guys thanx But I do have to pull the tranny though, I got my stall today and I'm going to install every thing in the tranny at once. I heard that when you pull off the valve body all the little check ***** go every where? If so I work at a dealership so I have a lift to work on and I also can also flip the tranny upside down, Would this be helpfull? I'm sure it would be. thanx
02-14-2005, 08:29 PM
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Not that big of a deal really... One of the Checkballs will stay stuck on there... so when you go to count to see if you got them all.. dont forget the one still stuck to the metal panels there.
Also, what else are you doing to the tranny, besides shift kit?
Also, what else are you doing to the tranny, besides shift kit?