4l60e corvette servo

[itst9]

Random part question.
I was able to finally get my corvette servo installed yesterday. Everything went just like a text book example removing and replacing the parts. The only problem I ran into was when i went to reinstall everything back into the transmission. As I crawled under my truck I noticed a small round spacer that is hollow and cone shaped (shown in picture). Observing the part I could not find a logical place for the part to fit and did not see it in writeup or any videos of other people doing the install. Not wanting to add extra parts I buttoned the tranny back up and so far it seems to be shifting like normal through all gears and acting as claimed with a firm shift on 2nd and 4th gear. Does anyone know what this part is or where it goes? It looks to be the same aluminum material as the servo plates but dosen't fit anywhere which concerns me because i never have leftover parts. But then again I am no transmission man. Thanks for any ideas guys.

 

[am92]

I'm not sure what that is, but its difinitely not part of the servo assembly

 

[91Bluestreak]

Random part question.
I was able to finally get my corvette servo installed yesterday. Everything went just like a text book example removing and replacing the parts. The only problem I ran into was when i went to reinstall everything back into the transmission. As I crawled under my truck I noticed a small round spacer that is hollow and cone shaped (shown in picture). Observing the part I could not find a logical place for the part to fit and did not see it in writeup or any videos of other people doing the install. Not wanting to add extra parts I buttoned the tranny back up and so far it seems to be shifting like normal through all gears and acting as claimed with a firm shift on 2nd and 4th gear. Does anyone know what this part is or where it goes? It looks to be the same aluminum material as the servo plates but dosen't fit anywhere which concerns me because i never have leftover parts. But then again I am no transmission man. Thanks for any ideas guys.

that looks like a part from a compression fitting. Nothing to do with the servo.

 

[itst9]

Thanks. I'm relieved that part was not needed. Upon further inspection 91Bluestreak is correct and that is a 3/8" compression fitting.

 

[GMCTRUCKS]

SK 4L60E 4L65E TRANSGO SHIFT KIT®, 1993 -2005
EBAY .Item number: 320657770430
SK 4L60E 4L65E TRANSGO SHIFT KIT®, 1993 -2005
Item condition: New
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Hey guys look at this item what do you guys think might it be a good item to buy for our trucks?
I have a B&M shift kit DON'T buy one didn't do nothing the Jet dealy I have that increases line pressure does a little I want a second gear chirp. HELP??

 

[am92]

I've heard that the TransGo HD2 shift kits for our trucks are a great improvement, but I'm not sure which one you posted

 

[GMCTRUCKS]

I've heard that the TransGo HD2 shift kits for our trucks are a great improvement, but I'm not sure which one you posted

If you go to ebay and view the item number I listed you can see it now other sellers are selling kits for $87.00 dollars and this one is much cheaper im wondering if it does the same thing as the ones that cost more. Anyone???????

 

[am92]

Just checked the TransGo website and the kit you posted is not the same as the HD2...its the more basic version and I haven't heard any reviews on that one
http://transgoonline.com/products.p...meinclude=catalog&category_id=97&parent_id=97

 

[GMCTRUCKS]

Just checked the TransGo website and the kit you posted is not the same as the HD2...its the more basic version and I haven't heard any reviews on that one
http://transgoonline.com/products.p...meinclude=catalog&category_id=97&parent_id=97

Thanks for checking it out I wonder how it's more of the basic it sure would be nice if some member knew about it.

 

[rhino]

The SK kit is like a JR kit.. It corrects some of the problems that cause failure in stock vehicles. You probably wouldn't notice much difference installing one performance wise, but they do hold up better with it. We put them in every rebuild. The blue box kit is more for performance. It firms the shifts, fully manual or automatic, It is for more of racing, towing, or off roading. I did two of these this week. Very good kits. Both kits are good, both serve different purpose.