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Save your money, build a decent overhaul kit and bring the truck to the dune fest. I'll go through it and help remove and install it.

This is a good idea (if he doesn't get it fixed ahead of time). The Dunefest should have the expertise and the manpower to make short work of that.

Well, as short as tranny work can be given the working conditions... :rolleyes:
 
Was causing at 78, lost 4th rpms shot to 3000. Pulled off to free way to the exit. Proceeded to loose 3Rd and 2nd. Drove 1st gear for 5 miles to drop my buddy off. Then drove another 3 miles home. :haha:

Not one for selfies, but no fhawks given.
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I've never done a full tear down of a 4l60, but essentially they're all the same. I have service manuals and can print off gm instructions.

They seem scary at first but it's just parts you put back together how they were, just like anything else we do.
 
This is a good idea (if he doesn't get it fixed ahead of time). The Dunefest should have the expertise and the manpower to make short work of that.

Well, as short as tranny work can be given the working conditions... :rolleyes:

Yeah, id rather keep the amount of tranny changes to a minimum at the party.

Party is to hangout and have fun. We did that game with oprah last year.
 
That's just nucking futs. That buddy of yours needs some instruction.
 
He knows what he's doing, just didn't look into it. It was pulled out in perfectly good working order.
 
Ill donate $20 to the get Ben a proper trans fund.

But only if you buy a focking rebuilt good to go unit, and stop messing with used junk.... :flipoff7:
 
You work at GM Dealer correct?

I had my buddy do my 700R4 in my 87 K5 with full rebuild, talking clutches,servo,valve body work,sun shell,new converter and trans cooler for $690 out door with warranty/and knows abuse it will take. We did use to work together at Pontiac and he does have his own shop now.

No GM or good Transmission guys in your area to rebuild one for decent price?
 

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