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Ok, my transmission slippppped really bad today (I have been baby-n it for quite sometime).... I used my truck as A TRUCK today hahaha... Pulled home another future restoration project (one day I'll get them all finished).... I am going to pull the pan off, change the filter, and change all the fluid and flush the trannie cooler with flush; Saturday if it makes it till then. I have a question for a GM dealership employee or someone that has done this before.

 

GM has a crate 4L65e pn 19156260, that is what I am thinking about. Edgewise maybe a GM reman also, whats the pn for the reman......

 

What is the trannie cooler line part numbers toooo...

 

2gt......x1511312

 

I am thinking quite seriously about just dropping some dough on a new one...... Wondering what all I would have to change or would everything work with out major things happen.... I am not above flashing a computer just would like to know before hand..... So as I do not get neck deep then discover that it will require a flash or a bunch of stuff to be changed.

 

I have also, thought about rebuilding it myself. But I am to intent on getting things right, it'd take me tooo freekn long.... And I don't want to be out of my truck but maybe 3 or 4 days when I do whatever I do.... The truck was loaded when it slipped but I'd rather get it fixed before it sets me down somewhere.

 

Jbo

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Ok, my transmission slippppped really bad today (I have been baby-n it for quite sometime).... I used my truck as A TRUCK today hahaha... Pulled home another future restoration project (one day I'll get them all finished).... I am going to pull the pan off, change the filter, and change all the fluid and flush the trannie cooler with flush; Saturday if it makes it till then. I have a question for a GM dealership employee or someone that has done this before.

 

GM has a crate 4L65e pn 19156260, that is what I am thinking about. Edgewise maybe a GM reman also, whats the pn for the reman......

 

What is the trannie cooler line part numbers toooo...

 

2gt......x1511312

 

I am thinking quite seriously about just dropping some dough on a new one...... Wondering what all I would have to change or would everything work with out major things happen.... I am not above flashing a computer just would like to know before hand..... So as I do not get neck deep then discover that it will require a flash or a bunch of stuff to be changed.

 

I have also, thought about rebuilding it myself. But I am to intent on getting things right, it'd take me tooo freekn long.... And I don't want to be out of my truck but maybe 3 or 4 days when I do whatever I do.... The truck was loaded when it slipped but I'd rather get it fixed before it sets me down somewhere.

 

Jbo

 

The 4L65E is a direct replacement for a 4L60E - the differences are all internal, not electronic.

 

Here's the original HPP article when it was released in 2003;

 

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