Unique trans? *96 SSEi owners look*
04-25-2006, 11:29 PM
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Unique trans? *96 SSEi owners look*
In efforts not to hijack someone elses thread I am going to start this.
My VIN matches between the car at the RPO label.
I have:
M13 - trans, 4T60-E F31
FR2 - ratio, transaxle, final drive 2.93
Apparently no one has ever seen this before, and I know the gearheads will be dying to figure it out so it can be added to techinfo etc. So whats going on here? I have been told I have an early production SII L67 because there are no red lines on my engine cover. I thought that may be of some help. Other then that I'm lost. Start the discussion!
Maybe some other 1996 SSEi'* can sound off?
My VIN matches between the car at the RPO label.
I have:
M13 - trans, 4T60-E F31
FR2 - ratio, transaxle, final drive 2.93
Apparently no one has ever seen this before, and I know the gearheads will be dying to figure it out so it can be added to techinfo etc. So whats going on here? I have been told I have an early production SII L67 because there are no red lines on my engine cover. I thought that may be of some help. Other then that I'm lost. Start the discussion!
Maybe some other 1996 SSEi'* can sound off?
04-25-2006, 11:31 PM
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Most 96'* i have seen do NOT have the red lines.
dont know what gm was doing in 96, that was a wierd year first and last year for the 4t60 and series II l67 combo
dont know what gm was doing in 96, that was a wierd year first and last year for the 4t60 and series II l67 combo
04-25-2006, 11:40 PM
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I have been told I have an early production SII L67 because there are no red lines on my engine cover.
The 4T65-E HD had the 2.93 axle. I thought the 4T60-E HD was 2.97. For Ser 1 L67 I know it is. Maybe for Ser 2 L67 it was 2.93 from the get go, even before the new trans.
04-26-2006, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
How fast are you going at 2000 rpm in 4th gear?
In D, 53MPH @ 2000 RPM
and
In OD, 73MPH @ 2000RPM
I looked briefly for the date sticker and couldn't see it...I will find it tomorrow.
I was going to drive nice, but then I punched it...lol.
http://members.shaw.ca/bonneville01/MVI_0062.avi
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
you need to calibrate you compass 
But anyhoo...
04-26-2006, 10:39 AM
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Captin we may need to do some 1996 Model year research on the 60-E HD gearing... Its odd that they went to that in 96... Maybe all of the 96 supercharged series II'* used the 2.93 gearing... It is strange but none the less the matching RPO Tag to the car tells the story...
What is the production Date on the car BTW..
And a little mental note All of the series I SC are 2.97... Looks like 96 could be the change over year..
If we look at 2.93 and 2.97..... <--- Wow why did they change at all..
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What is the production Date on the car BTW..
And a little mental note All of the series I SC are 2.97... Looks like 96 could be the change over year..
If we look at 2.93 and 2.97..... <--- Wow why did they change at all..
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Well, 2.97 was just too tall...they had to chop 0.04 off of it..
But anyway, on my driverside door it says Date: 01/96.
We need some more '96 SSEi'* to check it out!!
But anyway, on my driverside door it says Date: 01/96.
We need some more '96 SSEi'* to check it out!!