4l60e is computer controlled as 700R4 is controlled by TVcable conectecd to throtle body or carb.
700r4 (4L60).
4l60, 4l60e ,700r4
The stock 5L Caprice comes with a 700r4 transmission so no upgrade would be needed. VBdenny **funny, cuz mine doesnt. 4L60 and i think its pretty WEAK! Does anyone who knows what they're talking about know about this problem? i need a strong-BAD-ASS Auto-tranny that wont let me down- for $$CHEAP$$ inexpensive, im not rich! that's why I drive a 92 Caprice Station Wagon!!! "What parts/components/Transmission do i need to UPgrade my tranny?" Thanks Ken D. The 4L60 is the newer name for the 700R4. It's the same transmission. The 700R4/4L60/4L60E are all weak transmissions, especially the 4th gear clutchpack. If you upgrade transmissions, you should purchase a large transmission cooler. This will lengthen the life of the tranny.
Automatic? Probably the 700R4. The 700R4 was replaced by the 4L60-E in 1993 in the 1500 series.
The Chevy 4L60 and 4L60E are similar transmissions, but they are not directly interchangeable due to key differences. The 4L60 is a non-electronic version, while the 4L60E features electronic controls and a different wiring harness. If you want to swap them, you would need to address these differences, including modifications to the transmission control systems and possibly the vehicle's computer.
tecnicaly yes it was renamed 4l60 e
Most likely it is a THM 700R4/ 4L60.
it should be the 700r4 4 speed auto no 4l60 or 4l80
There isn't a tv cable on the 96. GM replaced the 700R4 / 4L60 with the 4L60E transmission in 1993. They are electronic soleniod controlled transmissions thus eliminating the need for a tv cable.
It'll fit, but it won't work - the 4L60E is an electronically controlled transmission, whereas the 4L60 (itself simply a rebadged 700R4) is a mechanically controlled transmission. 1992 was the last year mechanical transmissions were used in these vehicles.
They did not use a 700R4 in 2000 model. It would be a 4L60E.
You need to find out what transmission model you have - either it's a 4L60 (most likely) or a 4L80. 1992 was the last year they used mechanical transmissions - anything newer than 1992 will have the electronically controlled 4L60E. You would want either a 700R4 transmission from 1984 - 1989 or a 4L60 (essentially the same transmission) from 1990 - 1992.