4 wheel drive 6L80E 6-speed
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If you can get a transission for a coule hundred let me know I take a few. As for the case extension and output shaft. if you order on from a 2wd escalade with a 6l80 they list for a little over 300. This is a slip yolk style.
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I have a 4X4 6L80E (C1) transmission from 2007 Escalade, which I need to convert to 2-wheel drive. I tried to test fit the tail shaft. The inner ridge of the tail shaft damaged the seal while I was tightening the bolts (please see the enclosed pictures). It did not seem like a natural fit. Did anybody else run into similar fitment issues?
More pictures of the transmission:
http://www.c3ls3.com/all-galleries/6l80e-transmission/
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http://www.c3ls3.com/all-galleries/6l80e-transmission/
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I have a 4X4 6L80E (C1) transmission from 2007 Escalade, which I need to convert to 2-wheel drive. I tried to test fit the tail shaft. The inner ridge of the tail shaft damaged the seal while I was tightening the bolts (please see the enclosed pictures). It did not seem like a natural fit. Did anybody else run into similar fitment issues?
More pictures of the transmission:
http://www.c3ls3.com/all-galleries/6l80e-transmission/
More pictures of the transmission:
http://www.c3ls3.com/all-galleries/6l80e-transmission/
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