SS auto repair/upgrade options?
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SS auto repair/upgrade options?
Looking down the barrel of dealing w/ SS auto trans problems. 2010, not much over 100K miles. Not tuned. Yet.
Wondered about the latest scuttlebutt on the availability of used trannies. Also alternatives to stock, and upgrades. It’s a nice car and a rebuild is not out of the question, but don’t want to decide without good info on options.
Already did a little searching here and will continue, but it’s a little overwhelming and of course availability changes with time.
Wondered about the latest scuttlebutt on the availability of used trannies. Also alternatives to stock, and upgrades. It’s a nice car and a rebuild is not out of the question, but don’t want to decide without good info on options.
Already did a little searching here and will continue, but it’s a little overwhelming and of course availability changes with time.
Last edited by PulpFriction; 03-22-2020 at 09:00 PM.
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#4
Would be thrilled to endow the car with a tranny that might give myself or a future owner additional options. But budgets! It might be worth an extra $500? Or $2000? Not much more than that, tho.
Last edited by PulpFriction; 03-15-2020 at 05:55 PM.
#5
4T45E is one of the most used auto trans in the world. And one of the longest lasting. Junk yards are full of them. Just about all 4-6 cylinder GM cars this century.
100K is chump change, should go more than 500K with out sweating.
100K is chump change, should go more than 500K with out sweating.
#7
But also op: I have an ss 4t45e for sale. 75k miles on it, only pulled because I went with an F23 instead
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I lost reverse and 1st at 90k in my g5, my aunt’s cobalt got scrapped because the transmission grenaded at 170000km, my gf’s mom had a base model auto hhr with a bad transmission that I never saw move under its own power. Don’t kid yourself the 4t45e is worse than the 4t65e