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tell me how to get a camaro in gta iv
I own a 1993 camaro Z28 with the 5.7L motor. had mine rebuilt recently and it was a 4l60 (700R4). I believe in 1994 they changed over in the z28 to the electronically controlled auto tranny which is designated 4l60E. You can check your RPO codes in the glovebox to tell you what tranny You have. They also tell you what axle ratio the car has and lots of other thngs. There is a website on the net You can go to to match the codes. Just google Camaro RPO codes and you should find it.
There are two different types easy way to tell is to count the number of bolts holding the tranny pan on. any auto parts store can then tell you what type you have in your Suburban. In 1992 it is most definitely a 4L80E. The T700R4 was phased out by then which was a strictly hydraulic transmission. The 4L80E computerized over hydraulic.
4l60e deep or shallow pan, or 4l80e, (depending on the bolt pattern on bottom of tranny, auto zone can tell u the bolt patterns to what tranny)
I believe 30 thousandths auto parts store should be able to tell you
if the coolant in the overflow rises and overspills when you shut the car off or is boiling in the reservoir
Any auto parts store can tell you, and may have one in stock. Group 74
by body, vin ,badges ect..
there is a serial # on the side of the tranny that when decoded will tell you all the info.
My first thought is no. However, your local auto wrecking yard, would be my first attempt, at verifying, for sure. They have "interchange" books, that tell what parts will interchange with others..........Chuck.
It's in a Failsafe mode! (electrical problem) Take it to a tranny shop tell em if they can hook it up to a computer for the tranny and hopefully they'll tell you the problem.... It's in a Failsafe mode! (electrical problem) Take it to a tranny shop tell em if they can hook it up to a computer for the tranny and hopefully they'll tell you the problem....
Salvage yards have books to tell if they interchange. Check with your local yard.