Why is named transmission rebuild and its nothing about the transmission? I'm looking for info on removing current transmission and replacing with another transmission...trying to se where to start
Heck yeah! An LTZ! What a score! Looks nice! Just needs a little cleaning and TLC. I agree with your wife. I'd keep that one. It got decent miles and is top of the line. On the bumper you might consider buying and painting your own. If you have around the same amount with buying the bumper and the equipment, then you can repaint anything else in future projects. I ordered a pre-painted bumper for an Acura project it was a pearl white. I gave them the paint code When the bumper came it was like 3 shades off. I went that route because the paint was $108 a quart. But from now on I'll just paint my own. Looking forward to your future videos on this build! Take care man.
I haven't had to drop an impala trans yet, but i dropped a 4t45e out of an alero on jack stands. I set the car up about 2 feet in the air dropped the sub frame pulled the trans using a normal jack but I made a platform out of 2x6 lumber dropped the jack down then jacked the car up another 6 inches in clear the trans and pulled it out of the drivers side foot well. And i installed it in the same manner
The vehicle gets speed info from each wheel via the abs/speed sensor but there is an internal sensor in the TCM which is internal to the transmission. The TCM lives behind the front case of the trans. You can see the wiring harness plugged into it.
For a rebuilt transmission, your best bet is www.streetsmarttransmission.com The one for the car in this video was $1600 with no core charge as long as it was returned in 30 days or less and it comes with a 3 year/unlimited mileage warranty.
@@macjones4497 THey are totally refurbished to factory new/upgraded specs. They also come with 13 qts of transmission fluid and a new torque converter.
This video needs a new title. This is not a transmission replacement video. Waste of time, luckily I skipped through and only wasted about 60 seconds of my life.
Nice. Man, 550 for a bumper cover would be too rich for me. I’ve had pretty good luck with the plastic “welding” strip and a pencil soldering iron to more or less braze cracks like that front and back. Lots of good TH-cam videos to check out. Some bumper bite filler and paint it up.
Thought about doing that as well. Blending paint shouldn't be an issue on such a small area. Would definitely be the cheapest way to go. And if it ends up looking like crap, I don't have that much invested in the loss.
Is there a part two?
Part 2?
Why is named transmission rebuild and its nothing about the transmission? I'm looking for info on removing current transmission and replacing with another transmission...trying to se where to start
Heck yeah! An LTZ! What a score! Looks nice! Just needs a little cleaning and TLC. I agree with your wife. I'd keep that one. It got decent miles and is top of the line. On the bumper you might consider buying and painting your own. If you have around the same amount with buying the bumper and the equipment, then you can repaint anything else in future projects. I ordered a pre-painted bumper for an Acura project it was a pearl white. I gave them the paint code When the bumper came it was like 3 shades off. I went that route because the paint was $108 a quart. But from now on I'll just paint my own. Looking forward to your future videos on this build! Take care man.
Wheres part 2
I haven't had to drop an impala trans yet, but i dropped a 4t45e out of an alero on jack stands. I set the car up about 2 feet in the air dropped the sub frame pulled the trans using a normal jack but I made a platform out of 2x6 lumber dropped the jack down then jacked the car up another 6 inches in clear the trans and pulled it out of the drivers side foot well. And i installed it in the same manner
i m looking for the speed sensor on the transmission chev impala ltz 3.6
The vehicle gets speed info from each wheel via the abs/speed sensor but there is an internal sensor in the TCM which is internal to the transmission. The TCM lives behind the front case of the trans. You can see the wiring harness plugged into it.
My transmission went out in my 2008 Impala at 255 thousand miles. I'm going to try to rebuild it or change it myself 😱🤣
How did it go?
You sure do like to yap alot.
I have a 2008 Chevy impala with a 166,769 on it can I change the transmission fluid in?
Hey where can I find a transmission for Chevy impala ltz.Please help
2006
For a rebuilt transmission, your best bet is www.streetsmarttransmission.com The one for the car in this video was $1600 with no core charge as long as it was returned in 30 days or less and it comes with a 3 year/unlimited mileage warranty.
@@resurrectionautorebuilders8465 Does it be any miles on the rebuild trans?
@@resurrectionautorebuilders8465 thanks
@@macjones4497 THey are totally refurbished to factory new/upgraded specs. They also come with 13 qts of transmission fluid and a new torque converter.
You don't really need reverse or anything other than two forward speeds anyway. Just tell people to allow an extra hour or two for you to arrive.
If I just cut a hole in the floor boards I can just do it Flintstones style! No transmission needed! Think of the profit margin on that!
This video needs a new title. This is not a transmission replacement video. Waste of time, luckily I skipped through and only wasted about 60 seconds of my life.
Maybe he hasn't got the refurbished transmission in. :)
I will love to get in contact with you about my impala... I’m have problems... can I send u a video of what it’s doing
Just get rid of the car and get a new one. The transmission on these chevys will start having solenoid issues ever 30k miles
Nice. Man, 550 for a bumper cover would be too rich for me. I’ve had pretty good luck with the plastic “welding” strip and a pencil soldering iron to more or less braze cracks like that front and back. Lots of good TH-cam videos to check out. Some bumper bite filler and paint it up.
Thought about doing that as well. Blending paint shouldn't be an issue on such a small area. Would definitely be the cheapest way to go. And if it ends up looking like crap, I don't have that much invested in the loss.
You spent 15 minutes just talking.
Very