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Old 09-27-2006, 08:28 PM
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Can i use a 1-2 accumulator piston in place of my 3-4 piston cause my 3-4 broke and i got an extra 1-2 piston.
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They were the same up to a certain year. As long as the pin diameter is the same they should interchange.
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What year is your car? I do carry them if you need one.
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my car is a 94 but the guy i bougth the car from swapped the trans mition so i have no idea what year the transmission. But i measured the pin diameterand its .308
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Pin diameter will be different from the 1-2 to the 3-4 accumulator piston on most all 4L60Es, unless somebody swapped a 700R4 style big pin 1-2 accumulator housing onto the 4L60E (which I have seen), so they shouldn't be the same if everything is factory. I would recommend getting the correct piston(s) from Vince.

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