Wish I was down there as can’t get anyone to put a transmission in my 96 f150 . So this old retired guy will be putting in a transmission on a dirt driveway and pray it doesn’t snow . Getting too old for this crap.
God bless you and Teresa.I see you shoulder is Better. I wish your shop was up here in the northeast. So you could repair our transmissions that need service.
Do you think you will ever share your knowledge of reassembling transmissions? I have learned alot by watching your videos on tear downs. Thank you for bring us along in your profession.
from what i remember, i unfollowed a long time ago because they were going to make those videos paid only. I dont know if they ever did that but it might be why we dont see any of those
@@richardteresacricheducatio3542my guess would be that it's ok. It withstands gasoline, all kinds of oils too. Cleans off easily with brake kleen if necessary.
I've grown to believe Richard's last name is Backatcha
"This is Richard back atcha" always makes my day.
Greetings from Washington State to you Richard, Theresa and Annie. My big "Steve Morris Wagon" is still running great. Thanks again for everything.😎👍
Glad to hear that and thank you for trusting us for your transmission needs
Original transmission, 140,000 miles. Richard's transmission, 300,000 miles! Great job, sir!
Im at 187000 on mine currently, need to do a fluid/filter service on it.
So glad you are back! I really missed watching your videos! A true professional
I fly jets for a living. The auto transmission has always been fascinating. He is the the Best on TH-cam ! Glad he’s back
This trans is a testament to how well you build them.
Richard this is the first time that I have seen you with one of your builds that's got to be a good advertisement for your business love your videos
ANNIE GIRL!!! WHAT CHA DOIN BABY GIRL!!! LOL How's it going Richard and Teresa? Love your videos.
It’s going to be cool seeing you climb up to 100k subs
Deafly gonna take some work. Hopefully we can get there.
Wish I was down there as can’t get anyone to put a transmission in my 96 f150 . So this old retired guy will be putting in a transmission on a dirt driveway and pray it doesn’t snow . Getting too old for this crap.
Like the attitude Richard, never give up, there’s always a way. Great close up Photography!
Impressive build longevity Richard!
400K miles, lol. I love it when guys say 4l60e's never last long
When serviced correctly and not modifying the engine where it produces more that 360 foot pounds of torque at the crank, yes.
God bless you and Teresa.I see you shoulder is Better. I wish your shop was up here in the northeast. So you could repair our transmissions that need service.
Thank you very much
Thank goodness you are back!
Pretty good mileage on a 4l60e when built correctly. Nice job guys
When serviced correctly and not modifying the engine for more than 360 ft lbs of torque at the crank
Hello Richard and Teresa from Derby City Kentucky
Richard you should try A “Texas twister” tool for your air hammer! Might can make something for your applications. 👍
Good morning Richard and Teresa and Annie 🐕 you can do it Richard you can get it out lol 😂😂😂
love your videos!!
looking forward to the next video.
Nice video guys.
Great video.
Incredible
Those speed sensors are still available aftermarket I’m sure but there’s tons of them on the Internet and eBay and probably Amazon too
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing
Nice old Chevy 🤙
TBI 350 V8, C1500
Do you think you will ever share your knowledge of reassembling transmissions? I have learned alot by watching your videos on tear downs. Thank you for bring us along in your profession.
from what i remember, i unfollowed a long time ago because they were going to make those videos paid only. I dont know if they ever did that but it might be why we dont see any of those
I've got a '94 suburban with a 4l60e 172,000 miles. but it's shifting pretty hard in all the gears. guess its time for a rebuild
Neoprene, is correct.
BACKATCHA
What years will fit the 94 twd with 4.3
Regarding the silicone on the pump surface. Have you ever tried using a case half sealer like they do on motorcycle cases, etc?
No sir I have not. I did not know how it would react with transmission fluid.
@@richardteresacricheducatio3542my guess would be that it's ok. It withstands gasoline, all kinds of oils too. Cleans off easily with brake kleen if necessary.
Would a 4l60 live behind a stockist 6.2L? Just a cam. Or would it cost 5 grand in bullet parts to make it live?
The 4L60E handles up to 360 foot pounds of torque at the crank.
Weren't those 700s in 94...? Thanks, keep up your awesomeness...
I believe the last year of the 700R4 was 1994. Started with them in 1981 if I remember correctly.
@Garth2011 thanks...I was thinking 96 or later... thanks
My '94 Buick has a 4L60E. Richard rebuilt it. I believe they were first on 1993, at least in Buick Roadmasters.
@@kurtisstutzman70561993 might have been the last year of the 700R4. Both are very similar however.
No 4L60, which is an Electronic version of the 700R4
Is your son still running your old shop in town?
Still?🤔
He never did.