New Transmission?
1994 Bonneville SSEi, 179,000, CAI, TR 55's
I have been having multiple transmission problems ranging from shudders to slips. I think this spring is going to be time for a used or re manufactured trans. As of right now it shudders when it is cold and I hear a loud rumble/grind from the firewall in front of me. It also has a hard time reaching high speeds compared to how it used to and I can definetly feel it slipping quite often. I also hear a "boing" every now and then after I come to a complete stop. (It sounds like a spring relieving tension all at once.) So... I will be in the market for a new or used transmission and was wondering if the 1994 SSEi came with the HD (Heavy Duty) or normal 4T60-E? I thought that the HD was only used in the older 90's cars but I am not sure. Josh |
You will need an HD.
Being a 4T60, that 179K is very impressive. Often the diff's would try to break out of the casing long before that. The reason I mention this is your description of the grinding etc. It becomes more costly to rebuild when the diff has turned to metal soup and has broken the trans casing. |
So... The 4T60 Heavy Duty is the transmission that is in there now? And if I get the the HD 4T60-E I should just be able to swap out the trans? Should I go ahead and get a new torque converter right away??
Thanks, Josh ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1994 SSEi, CAI, TR 55's, custom painted rear drums and engine compartment, JL subwoofer |
I would replace the torque converter right away. Easier to do it now
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