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Old 07-07-2008, 07:58 PM
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Another tranny question.

Could a 4t60e out of a 95 Grand Am replace the 4t60e in my 97 Grand Prix SE 3800?

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Re: Another tranny question.

I "think" it will be OK, but you have to realize, that 95 tranny is probably not muh better than your 97. Lets see what Bob and Rich say.
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Re: Another tranny question.

Wait a minute.... Are you sure the grand am has a 4t60e? I though they had 4t40e's???? Better make sure before you buy it.

Send Ed Morad an email. Find his ebay store. He'll be able to help you out with quality used parts.
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Re: Another tranny question.

I called on it and was told it was 4t60. Mine is in pieces in the pan.
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Re: Another tranny question.

I can get a trans from a salvage yard that I know will fit for $300 and a 90 day warrenty or one out of a 95Grand Am for $75 and cross your fingers.
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Re: Another tranny question.

300 bucks! thats a big "oh shit" if you go through all the work putting in the 75.00 one only to find out it slips from 1st to 2nd.

Been there, done that!
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Re: Another tranny question.

Good point. Kinda what I was worried about
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