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I love my 2020 5.3 AT4 but I'm not sure it loves me.

 

it looks like my transmission is done at just under 70k miles, it's at the dealer waiting for a diagnosis but the 10 speed has started shuddering at low load throttle (1-2k RPM) with harsher shifts and a little surging every once in a while while accelerating.  I'm half hoping it just started and will be a quick easy fix, but also realizing I'm probably in for a new tranny.

 

So what is the best replacement out there?  This is my first vehicle with an auto so I don't know a lot about replacements etc.   I've seen Jasper thrown around, a 3 year 100K warranty sounds good to me.  I use the truck as a daily driver, if I fix it I would hope to get the truck to 150K+ miles without another major repair.

 

Open to any suggestions out there.

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Update,

Dealer called, said they need to replace the Torque converter and the valve body.  I didn't get to talk to them so not sure if they dropped the pan and looked for shavings.  

I'm worried I replace these parts only to have the whole tranny go in another 5k or so.  

 

Any advice?  Is there a heavy duty TC that would be better?

 

Thanks

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14 minutes ago, bowtie76 said:

Update,

Dealer called, said they need to replace the Torque converter and the valve body.  I didn't get to talk to them so not sure if they dropped the pan and looked for shavings.  

I'm worried I replace these parts only to have the whole tranny go in another 5k or so.  

 

Any advice?  Is there a heavy duty TC that would be better?

 

Thanks

They had to drop the pan if they looked at the valve body.

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42 minutes ago, Silverado4x4 said:

They had to drop the pan if they looked at the valve body.

Thanks,

They moved to text so this is all I have until I call in the am.

 

Good afternoon--we were able to duplicate the issue-We graphed it with our scanner and presented the data to GM tech assistance-Their recommendation is to replace the torque converter and valve body

 

Sounds like they just connected I to a computer and drove it, doubt they opened it yet.

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