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4l65e Tc-to-flywheel Bolt Access?

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coiley Enthusiast

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When I removed the 4l60e from my '95 Blazer the whole freakin' bottom of the bell-housing came off - exposing the TC-to-flywheel bolts. My '01 Blazer 4l65e bell-housing has a 3" view port. There is no apparent acces to the TC bolts through this port. 

 

Do I have to pull the transmission back a few inches to access the TC bolts? or am I stupid - and missing something?

 

 

 

 

thanks,

 

 

 

 

-- coiley

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I believe you remove the starter to access the TC bolts.

 

Also I got thinking there was a change in bellhousings in the 4L60E at some point from a 2 piece to the one piece. I don't believe they are interchangeable without changing other parts but you will want to dig deeper on that however. I want to believe the input shafts are different.

coiley Enthusiast

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I believe you remove the starter to access the TC bolts.

 

Also I got thinking there was a change in bellhousings in the 4L60E at some point from a 2 piece to the one piece. I don't believe they are interchangeable without changing other parts but you will want to dig deeper on that however. I want to believe the input shafts are different.

 

 

 

Quite right. The '95 was the two-piece. There were also two annoying black transmission support brackets added by '95 to compensate for the weakness of the two-piece bell-housing.

Now the '01 is the one-piece bell-housing. Your TC-bolt starter-opening access suggestion was viable and effective. Three 15mm bolts. 

 

 

 

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

--coiley

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