4L60E does not engage
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4L60E does not engage What's up everyone.. anyways I'm about to buy a 2000 Trans-am A4, the automatic transmission is a new thing to me so I don't know much about them. but the transmission won't engage into any gears forward or reverse. the guy i'm buying it from was going down the road laying into it and all the gears just went out(I heard it lol!) but it's not the fluid... I will appreciate some help. Thanks!
Sounds like he blew up the transmission, I'd pass on the car, I'm sure a couple sponsor's will stop in and say exactly what probably went wrong. I have only very basic knowledge of automatics so I wouldn't know.
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Yep, definately internal. To give you some numbers to work with in the interest of repairing it....
A well built unit will run you in the neighborhood of $1,850.00 from most high performance builders.
A solid well built torque converter can run anywhere from $650.00 - $950.00.
Hope that 's helps.
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A well built unit will run you in the neighborhood of $1,850.00 from most high performance builders.
A solid well built torque converter can run anywhere from $650.00 - $950.00.
Hope that 's helps.
g
What's up everyone.. anyways I'm about to buy a 2000 Trans-am A4, the automatic transmission is a new thing to me so I don't know much about them. but the transmission won't engage into any gears forward or reverse. the guy i'm buying it from was going down the road laying into it and all the gears just went out(I heard it lol!) but it's not the fluid... I will appreciate some help. Thanks!
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Yeah the car is perfect there's hardly any scratches or blimishes. I forgot to mention that the car do have heads and cam... and he just want the payoff which is $5980.00 but I appreciate the help everyone Thanks!!
