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Need help identifying 4T60E year, model
I bought a replacement trans for my 95 SLE. The repl differs in several ways from the original. Worst of all, the new trans arrived without the metal tag that provides the year, model and gear ratio. I am told by the GM dealer that only a 5BXW will fit my 95 Bonneville, but those numbers only appear on the aluminum tag that is missing from the replacement trans.
Because of the obvious differences listed below, I suspect that the new trans is not from a 95 Bonneville, but I want to make sure before I confront the yard that sold me the replacement so they don't try to blow me off. Here are the differences: Old trans: Dipstick has red ring handle New trans: Dipstick has black T handle Old trans: Big Casting number 725 New trans: Big casting number 727 Old trans: Electrical fitting at shift lever has no disconnect New trans: Electrical fitting at shift lever has flat 7 pin connector Old trans: Identification tag: Model - BX; Julian date - 139; Year - 5; Type - W; Plant - W; Serial no. - 40T4 New trans: Identification tag missing (uh oh) Old trans number cast on side of case: CFD 725 24202287 New trans number cast on side of case: CFD 727 24200113 Old trans number stamped on top of case 139 2 302 / 139 2 402 / 24 New trans number stamped on top of case 285 131 304 Old trans torque converter tag: FL9B 867 4218 New trans torque converter tag: FJ9B 867 6646 Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Bill Buttermore Ames, Iowa |
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Well, I found a stamping on the trans that I was able to decode to reveal that the new trans was originally installed in a '94 chevy. I learned from the torque converter tag that it was either used with a 3.1 or 3.4 engine. The pontiac factory service manual shows different internal electronic connections and mechanical parts for the 4T60E depending on whether it is built for 3.8 or the 3.4.
If the trans would work at all (which is doubtful owing to the mismatched electrical connections), it would not work properly because it was built to be used with a 3.8. All 4T60E transmissions (even with the same gear ratios) are not the same. This trans will be going back to the seller.
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Bill Buttermore Ames, Iowa |
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