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Old 04-05-2011, 11:37 AM
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So ive never really taken the time to full understand how and why my 4l60 does what it does and Id really like to. Is there a book on the market or a good site which goes pretty in depth to the working of this particular transmission?
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Im looking more an actual explanation of what every part does and why it does it than a disassembly manual.
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I don't know if this is what your looking for or not, but here you go

http://www.familycar.com/transmission.htm
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I personally think that the GM hydramatic book is the best book I have read for this type of info. They make these books for all transmissions used in their cars and they are great books. Vince
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Originally Posted by Vince B
I personally think that the GM hydramatic book is the best book I have read for this type of info. They make these books for all transmissions used in their cars and they are great books. Vince
I agree with Vince, but the only true way to learn is from experience. Rebuild a few or work at a shop that does. Then you can voice your opinion with confidence.




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