4L60E trans rebuild for 2005 Tahoe

Blaze

Blaze

The Jeeper Reaper
Joined
Aug 9, 2005
Location
Wake Forest, NC
My nephew's 2005 Tahoe finally lunched the transmission. It has like 260k miles. I'm not sure what the problem is with it outside of it being a quarter million mile 4L60E. My sister texted me that her normal mechanic wants over $4000 to replace it (pull, rebuild, reinstall) which seems really expensive to me. Now, I'm cheap as hell but I just pulled one out of a similar Tahoe and I had it out of the car in around an hour. Of course, I sold the used one and then like a week later his went out.

I don't have the time any time soon to work on his truck with everything I have going on so I told her I'd look around. I found some places that have "remanufactured" ones similar to a Jasper for like $2200 with torque converter. They have a warranty and all. But I also don't trust these places.

No idea, figured I'd ask here and be the good uncle/brother.
 
It’s been a few years but I’d reccomend this guy in Clayton. He has a shop next to his house pretty much all he did were Chevy transmissions had a parking lot full of OBS Chevys, Camaros, corvettes etc. would have been pre-Covid but I believe it was like $1800-2000 installed. Sure his prices have gone up, he’d also sell you one off the shelf or rebuild yours if you bring it too him too.

Pro Transmission

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Last time I had one done (probably 2022) my go to guy was $2k including R&R. But he's a long way from you and not the most reliable. He's one of those guys that you better have something else to drive and not be in a hurry.
 
We had the 6L80E replaced in our Yukon last year. If I remember right (somebody can fid the thread if ya really wanna know) it was $4500 for a reman unit. That included new lines and cooler as well.
 
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