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MASTERBrian · 10-09-2018, 09:49 PM

Took it to a transmission shop, he looked at code and said most likely the valve body/solenoid? and that most of the time it doesn't affect the torque converter and that he'd know more once he dropped the pan. Well, it went in today and he said whomever rebuilt the valve assembly screwed it up and it was allowing fluid to go right through. Hope I'm saying that correctly. He didn't see any signs of the fluid being burnt or the torque converter being messed up so he put in a good used assembly, not sure why not new, but said it'd be good and if any more codes bring it back. I'm guessing it's an updated assembly because he had mentioned that previous.

I drive around town and some hwy and no issues, so $370 and it appears I'm good again. Also gives me hope on my 99 that the repair will be the same.

10-09-2018, 09:49 PM	#3
MASTERBrian Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Wichita Posts: 639	Re: 4l60e issues in 03 burb Took it to a transmission shop, he looked at code and said most likely the valve body/solenoid? and that most of the time it doesn't affect the torque converter and that he'd know more once he dropped the pan. Well, it went in today and he said whomever rebuilt the valve assembly screwed it up and it was allowing fluid to go right through. Hope I'm saying that correctly. He didn't see any signs of the fluid being burnt or the torque converter being messed up so he put in a good used assembly, not sure why not new, but said it'd be good and if any more codes bring it back. I'm guessing it's an updated assembly because he had mentioned that previous. I drive around town and some hwy and no issues, so $370 and it appears I'm good again. Also gives me hope on my 99 that the repair will be the same.