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Old 05-16-2012, 12:53 PM   #1
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Re: Need help Identifying this transmission.

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isn't a 700r and a 4l60 different as the 4l60 takes some kind of controller? there is a 4l60e thats maybe i am talking about. if it's a 700r you can also use a non lockup conv.
GM renamed the 700R4 to 4L60 in an effort to standardize their naming conventions across all transmission models. Then the 4L60E came along later, which is the electronic version.

If I recall, the convention decodes as follows:

4 = 4 speed (6 = 6 speed, etc)
L = longitudinal (T = transverse for FWD)
60 = series (60, 65, 80, etc)
E = electronic control
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