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    So which servo do i need to buy for an 04 silverado with a 4.8? is this mod worth it? Could i install this my self with no prior tranny work knowledge?
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    Quote Originally Posted by static99 View Post
    So which servo do i need to buy for an 04 silverado with a 4.8? is this mod worth it? Could i install this my self with no prior tranny work knowledge?
    i know nothing about trannys and i did it in 15 minutes. its worth every penny. i got a vette servo not the billet servo it cost me $13 at a local tranny store.
    1982 c10 lsx swaped, NP tuned, true duals, 4:11s, trutrac, e-fans, CAI

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    Quote Originally Posted by static99 View Post
    So which servo do i need to buy for an 04 silverado with a 4.8? is this mod worth it? Could i install this my self with no prior tranny work knowledge?
    All 4l60e's take the same servos. Few tips.
    1. Have extra cover orings. Usually when you remove the cover, you have to destroy the oring. Test fit the assembly before you put the oring on the cover. Make sure the servo assembly compresses about 2 inches when installed. if its stiff and wont compress, take it back out. (hence why you dont put oring on cover.)
    2. Make sure you install the rings right.
    3. dont bend the clip that holds the assembly in the tranny.

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    Do the Vette servo swap. You can get them most anywhere. I get mine from OregonPerformanceTransmissions.com . Be sure the wiper style oring on the last piston you install has the edges pointing outwards of the transmission, towards the inside of the cap that it fits within.

    Anyone can do this assembly with patience and a cool engine.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedHeartbeat View Post
    Do the Vette servo swap. You can get them most anywhere. I get mine from OregonPerformanceTransmissions.com . Be sure the wiper style oring on the last piston you install has the edges pointing outwards of the transmission, towards the inside of the cap that it fits within.

    Anyone can do this assembly with patience and a cool engine.
    Werd, if you get it backwards you will not have OD. Ask me how I know.

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