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Old Jul 21, 2009 | 02:05 PM
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Default I need trans help.

My reverse clutches went out and i cant see paying $1000 just to repair the reverse. I want to know what i can get a 4l60e out of to put in my car.

My car is a 98 trans am and the 5.7 threw a rod and i put a 5.3 in it. it still has the 5.7 harness and ecu. I was told a 5.3 trucks 6l60e is completely different and will NOT work in my car. So my main question is, Will any LS base 4l60e work in my car with the factory harness?

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Old Jul 21, 2009 | 04:01 PM
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Yes as long as its 2wd and with truck units you will have to swap the linkage shaft as it will be too long.
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Old Jul 22, 2009 | 01:45 AM
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How hard is that? Something i could mess up like i did my reverse? Thanks
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no its pretty easy if you go to do it just give me a call and i will tell you what to do
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The shift linkage is longer, but you can get it to work. You just have to bend the cable bracket out some. I have done it before for customers on a budget. I wouldn't do it on my personal vehicle tho. Also the rear tailhousing is different, just swap it with your current one.
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Thanks. Ill be in touch.
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