rebuilt 4l60e slipping
10-26-2008, 06:27 PM
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rebuilt 4l60e slipping so i had it rebuilt took 2 months 2 get it back. i get it installed and it starts slipping.
ok first and second go in perfect but at the time 4 it 2 go in 2 third it slips. i can manuely shift first and second and feels good but third and 4th still wont go in. i called the guy he sais it could be something electrical he said he didnt change any sensors or anything electrical. can something electrical cause slipping like this.
ok first and second go in perfect but at the time 4 it 2 go in 2 third it slips. i can manuely shift first and second and feels good but third and 4th still wont go in. i called the guy he sais it could be something electrical he said he didnt change any sensors or anything electrical. can something electrical cause slipping like this. 
10-26-2008, 06:58 PM
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If it took two months to get it back I'd question the guys abilities.
Or theres a very, VERY slim chance he used thick grease to hold something in place and it hasn't melted away yet.
FYI TransGo sometimes recommends thick grease to hold parts during assembly. This always makes a trans act weird for a while, I haven't used grease since a long time ago.
Or theres a very, VERY slim chance he used thick grease to hold something in place and it hasn't melted away yet.
FYI TransGo sometimes recommends thick grease to hold parts during assembly. This always makes a trans act weird for a while, I haven't used grease since a long time ago.
10-26-2008, 07:01 PM
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If it took two months to get it back I'd question the guys abilities.
Or theres a very, VERY slim chance he used thick grease to hold something in place and it hasn't melted away yet.
FYI TransGo sometimes recommends thick grease to hold parts during assembly. This always makes a trans act weird for a while, I haven't used grease since a long time ago.
Or theres a very, VERY slim chance he used thick grease to hold something in place and it hasn't melted away yet.
FYI TransGo sometimes recommends thick grease to hold parts during assembly. This always makes a trans act weird for a while, I haven't used grease since a long time ago.
10-26-2008, 08:35 PM
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he should warrant his work and if it didnt slip before then that eliminates everything but the work that he performed. i would imagine it was something that he did. chech and make sure that there is plenty of fluid in the tranny because if there is no fluid then it will "slip" my old chevy burst a leak, a bad one, and i had to drive with no fluid for 20 miles til i got home lol. i couldnt give it any gas or it would just rev but your is not that bad but jus check the fluid for starters and make sure there is plenty
10-27-2008, 09:44 AM
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he should warrant his work and if it didnt slip before then that eliminates everything but the work that he performed. i would imagine it was something that he did. chech and make sure that there is plenty of fluid in the tranny because if there is no fluid then it will "slip" my old chevy burst a leak, a bad one, and i had to drive with no fluid for 20 miles til i got home lol. i couldnt give it any gas or it would just rev but your is not that bad but jus check the fluid for starters and make sure there is plenty
