How I Removed my 4L60E Transmission in 18 "Easy" Steps!
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Welcome to my first CZcams video! Uploading videos to CZcams is something I've wanted to do for a very long time. I plan on uploading more videos, and improving the video quality along the way!
In this video, I show you how I removed my 4L60E transmission from my 2004 GMC Yukon. This isn't necessarily meant to be a detailed how-to video, but more of a fun edit showing my work.
Please comment below if you have any questions or feedback, which is greatly appreciated. In the meantime, please also like and share the video, and subscribe to my channel as I embark on my CZcams journey!
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - Jack & Support Vehicle
0:20 - Disconnect Battery
0:30 - Remove Starter
1:00 - Remove Heat Shield
1:10 - Drain Transmission Fluid
1:29 - Remove Skid Plate & Drain Transfer Case
2:00 - Remove Rear Driveshaft
2:29 - Remove Crossmember & Mount
3:02 - Remove Front Driveshaft
3:35 - Remove Transfer Case
4:23 - Disconnect O2 Sensors & Remove Exhaust
5:14 - Disconnect Electrical Connectors & Linkage
5:28 - Disconnect Cooler Lines
5:46 - Remove Dipstick
6:01 - Remove Torque Converter Bolts
6:28 - Remove Bellhousing Bolts
6:55 - Separate & Lower Transmission
7:35 - Outro
Great video man, thanks for posting!
Of course! Let me know if you have any questions.
Excellent video and keep up the great work..”💯✅👌
Thank you very much! I appreciate the comment 🤟
@@RegenAutomotive no worries because your video was right on point and after I saw your video I’m sure if I just take my time I could actually drop my 4L60E from my 1997 Chevy C1500 myself now and go ahead and replace it myself..” yes indeed!💯👌
New subscriber bro!!
@papergatorzfedducca7998 Thanks, brotha. Stay tuned for more videos!
@@RegenAutomotiveyes sir 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Nice. Thanks!
@@thesetruths1404 No problem. Thanks for watching!
@RegenAutomotive I watched all 3 4L60e videos. Would you do anything differently if you did it again? I have a 05 4x4 Yukon 5.3L. 233,000 miles. Looking to get a used cheap broken 4L60/65/70 to rebuild with my teen as a DIY learning project. To have ready. I found a used one for $60, with nothing but Reverse working. Thanks!
@thesetruths1404 It sounds like you are doing yours on a budget, which is also the route I took. So far, I wouldn't have done anything differently. It's been about 3k km, and it's still holding up well. I just did a weekend of camping/ off-roading, and it took the abuse well.
Your my hero
I couldn’t unbolt the 3 bolts on each of the catalytic converters ended up cutting the exhaust oh well its a good excuse to get long tube headers now.
@@STEVEEDG Sounds legit to me!
Nice work Jer
Thanks Mike!
Dope!!!!!!
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1 day solid off this video