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I have a 2002 chevy silverado 1500 4X4 Z71 with the 5.3L V8. The original trans. went out and was replaced with a used 4L60e. Now the transmission wont engage any gear. after researching ive come to t

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Thank you for the response. Let me give you a little more background info relating to the situation. The original transmission went out about 6 weeks ago. A replacement transmission was purchased from

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Check out this site. Their chart says that transmission is a 99 model year. Maybe that trans wan't the original for the suburban. Or they are jerking you around. What was wrong with your trans? Just

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4 hours ago, Jake Vaughan said:

I have a 01 gmc siarra what years are inter changeable it's 2wd

99-02 are for sure interchangeable (I think including 98). '03+ can work, but the pump and valvebody are different, and because of that are controlled differently. You can swap them, depending if your parts are still good.

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Yes you can, as long as it's 2wd like you mentioned yours is. You can use a 4wd, but you have to swap the extension housing and the output shaft (which for the shaft involves gutting the entire transmission to do so).

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Mo Mikey New Member

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On 11/6/2017 at 9:12 PM, Yellow Jacket 1972 said:

my 2005 Envoy motor seized. the transmission is barely 1 year old. My friend has a 97 Bravada with a newly rebuilt motor and no transmission....will my  transmission interchange?

The envoy/trailblazers use a 4l65e trans . About the same as a 4l60e only the internals are diffrent. Also the 97 blazer trans will have a bellhousing and torque converter for a 4.3 vortec v6 and will not work with a 4.2 vortec L6.  Think the 2005 trans also has a diffrent input shaft compared to the 97 trans.  

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Fullsends New Member

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Hey gm gang gang. I have a 4x4 2004 Sierra slt and the trans needs replaced. What years of the 4l60e can I just drop in and go without a hitch? The trans code is 4kcd. Thanks boys, any help is appreciated. 

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Lee Howe New Member

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I have a friend that has lost his transmission in his 04 Silverado (4l60e), I know a guy who has a 2007 Chevrolet suburban truck that was in a wreck yet it still has a good transmission. So will this trans work in this 04 Silverado? Picture is od code from the 07 4l60e transmission

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Whatever became of the OP?  His thread got hijacked by so many people that it should have been shut down.  That is likely something the OP needs to complain to admin about before they will shut it down.

 

Did he get the girl or not? 

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Tony jack New Member

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I have a Chevy Silverado 1500 four-wheel drive 2003 it has a 4L60E  transmission and people are telling me that that year right there does not interchange with anything else is this right and if so what's the barcode number on it cuz when I bought the truck and had two transmissions and they're both different so I'm not for sure which one to have rebuilt to put back in

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