I have a 2000 ss camaro, 4l60e automatic... my clutch discs for 3rd an 4th are worn out an have only my 1st an 2nd gears. on a budget an cant afford to have it rebuilt so am probly going to do it myself. help with the best rebuild kit and cheapest price place an kit would be greatly appreciated, also need a shift kit.. if there is any other parts i need feel free to help with that to lol. thank you

 

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Probably one of the better one's out there. I'm looking at an older Summit catalog and that's the only one I found in it for the 4L60E. Are you sure you're up to the task of rebuilding a automatic trans? They are not easy and one mistake can mess it all up. I'd find a DVD or handbook on rebuilding one, preferably for the 4L60E.

 

lol no not exactly but yes i will be buying a dvd for it. i know there very tedious but its cheaper this way for me because of bills... an yeah so far summit has been the only thing i can find, i know they use 4l60e's in alot of vehicles but i want to make sure i get the right kit because im sure in those trannys for different vehicles theres slightly different internals????

 

As long as it says it's for 4L60E, you're good. Some parts might swap between the 4L60E and the 4L60, but I can't say for sure so don't quote me on that. Well if you're getting a DVD on it, you should be fine. I'd watch the DVD first before you began, then watch it again as you're starting the process.

 

look at 14-2 here, about 1/3 down the page. should give a call and see what he can do for you at your budget, im pretty sure they have cd as well.

4L60E Performance Transmissions from PATC

 

so i found these rebuild kits.... leaning towards getting the monster in the box one thats like 525$ but has the whole kit an kaboodle is that good?

 

You should make sure you get the DVD before you order the kit. There are a lot of special tools need to do this rebuild. In most cases it is cheaper to to pay someone to rebuild it unless you know someone with the tools. It is a good learning experance but to buy all that for one tranny is rarly cost effective.

The cheapest way to get your automatic repaired is to find someone who does the rebuilds for a living but also work out of his house doing side jobs. You pull the trans parts plus $200 and in many cases these guys know where to save you $100 on the part.I have seen bench rebuilds for $500 total as long as there is not major damage.