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1998 chevy Silverado

By Veltkamp
September 22, 2019 in Ask A GM Technician

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Veltkamp

Posted September 22, 2019

Posted September 22, 2019

I have been working on a 1998 chevy Silverado. It's got 5.7 with 4l60e transmission. It's got a rebuild transmission in it. But it wont go forward but it goes in reverse and will drive in reverse. I lifted the rear of the truck up. You have to rev the rpms up and it will try and move forward but dont

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