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Old 08-24-2011 | 10:22 PM
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So I am rebuilding a 4L60e for the first time, and am having a clearance issue with the forward clutches. I am measuring about .074 of travel at least. Maybe a little more.

My backing plate is marked 'C'. Is GM the only source for thicker backing plates? Is that the only way to take up some clearance?

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btw, I can't find any backing plates.....
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Nobody has a source for part numbers? Nothing? Entirely new topic?
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Nobody has a source for part numbers? Nothing? Entirely new topic?
Dealer item, if not go to Transtar or Dacco transmission parts.
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Try looking up whatever it takes transmissions.....
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Whatever it takes seems to have apply plates and pressure plates. I am assuming the pressure plate is also the backing plate.....right?

If so, is there a difference between 700r4 plates and 4l60e plates?

btw, if anyone has a good technique of getting the damn reverse input piston back in the drum, please let me know. ****** won't go in without bending the outer seal. ******* ******

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