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Hey Allen in NB Buick Transmission again
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Posted by IA Roy on August 08, 2006 at 19:49:51 from (69.66.77.182):
By the time I got the bolt out, I had added up about 4 ft of extensions. I got a replacement trans for the 91 Park Ave. The pan on one says 4T60E and there is a "713" cast on the bell housing. The other one says metric and has a "711" cast on the bell housing. I got the replacement from a "good" boneyard. They appears to be identical. What is the difference? The reason I ask is that I dropped the replacement one about 6 ft and broke off the steel pilot hub that the Torque Converter fits on. I dismantled the burned transmission without breaking anything on it and would like to transplant the guts if they are the same. If they are not, I can probably press out the steel pilot hub from one and back into the other. What is your opinion?
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