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As some of you know, I'm in need of a trans rebuild soon. But I found something this morning....
http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/2028859097.html
Too good to be true?
I have my car right where I want it. It'* solid. Good engine. I know all of the little quirks of the car. Many of you said I should stick with it and rebuild. This one just had it'* trans done. Should I go for it or shut my eyes and look away?
http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/2028859097.html
Too good to be true?
I have my car right where I want it. It'* solid. Good engine. I know all of the little quirks of the car. Many of you said I should stick with it and rebuild. This one just had it'* trans done. Should I go for it or shut my eyes and look away?
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That will have the 4T60 transmission in it. Not that it really makes a large difference being that it'* rebuilt. Your car has the 4T65E in it. The difference is mostly that the 60 is vacuum controlled for shifting pressure and the 65 is electronically controlled.
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As some of you know, I'm in need of a trans rebuild soon. But I found something this morning....
http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/2028859097.html
Too good to be true?
I have my car right where I want it. It'* solid. Good engine. I know all of the little quirks of the car. Many of you said I should stick with it and rebuild. This one just had it'* trans done. Should I go for it or shut my eyes and look away?
http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/2028859097.html
Too good to be true?
I have my car right where I want it. It'* solid. Good engine. I know all of the little quirks of the car. Many of you said I should stick with it and rebuild. This one just had it'* trans done. Should I go for it or shut my eyes and look away?
For the Price of it, buy it for the tranny then you have free parts !! Or a motor to build up !!
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Good point. I didn't think of that. Would that make the 4T65E cost more to rebuild at all? I know a guy who can get me a deal (sub $1000) for a rebuild either way.
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65 should cost about the same to rebuild as a 60. They both have their costs and most of the cost is the labor.
On the price... that'* in reasonable line with trying to move a car fast. I get a lot of hits on Craigsnotify for cars under $1000 that are in about that same shape etc.
On the price... that'* in reasonable line with trying to move a car fast. I get a lot of hits on Craigsnotify for cars under $1000 that are in about that same shape etc.
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