The 4L60E is a four-speed automatic with overdrive used in light-duty GM trucks, SUVs and cars. We carry 2 4L60E transmissions with torque converter, from $2,499.00.
4L60E transmissions in stock
| Transmission | Series | Drive | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| RoadReady Chevy 4L60E Transmission and Torque Converter | RoadReady | – | $2,499.00 |
| StreetMonster Chevy 4L60E Transmission and Torque Converter | StreetMonster | – | $3,099.00 |
Which version do you need?
- RoadReady: a direct replacement for a worn or failed original transmission.
- StreetMonster: an upgraded unit for daily driving, towing and moderately modified engines.
4L60E specifications
- Type: Four-speed automatic with overdrive
- Gear ratios: 3.06 / 1.63 / 1.00 / 0.70
- Typical use: light-duty GM trucks, SUVs and cars
- Weight: about 146 lb dry (commonly quoted, without fluid or torque converter)
Before you order
Transmissions with the same code can differ in bellhousing pattern, case length, output shaft and wiring between model years and 2WD/4WD. Confirm your year, engine and drivetrain against the listing, or send us your VIN.
4L60E transmission FAQ
What vehicles use the 4L60E?
The 4L60E is used in light-duty GM trucks, SUVs and cars. Confirm it on your vehicle with the RPO code or VIN before ordering; what transmission do I have? explains how.
Does a replacement 4L60E come with a torque converter?
Yes. Every 4L60E transmission we carry is supplied with a torque converter; see each listing for what else is included.
How much does a 4L60E weigh?
The 4L60E is about 146 lb dry (commonly quoted, without fluid or torque converter). Add the torque converter and fluid for the installed weight, and plan for a transmission jack when removing or installing it.
How much is a 4L60E transmission?
Our 4L60E transmissions are $2,499.00 to $3,099.00, plus a flat $80.00 shipping charge per order. Installation labor is extra; transmission replacement cost explains what to budget for.
What are the 4L60E gear ratios?
3.06 / 1.63 / 1.00 / 0.70.
What transmission fluid does the 4L60E use?
GM specifies Dexron VI, which replaces Dexron III. Confirm the specification in your owner’s manual, since it can change with model year and service bulletins; see the transmission fluid chart, transmission fluid types and how to change transmission fluid.
What is the difference between a 2WD and 4WD 4L60E?
A 2WD 4L60E has a long tailhousing and output shaft that take the driveshaft slip yoke; a 4WD unit has a short output shaft and an adapter housing that bolts to the transfer case. They are not interchangeable without changing those parts, and the speed sensor arrangement can differ, so confirm your truck’s drive type with us before ordering.
Is the 4L60E a good transmission?
For stock, light-duty use it has a long track record in GM trucks, SUVs and cars. Its weak points show up with heavy towing, overheating, high mileage and added power; see 4L60E problems and 4L60E rebuild or replace.
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Shipping is a flat $80.00 per order to US addresses, with 15-day free returns. Not sure which one fits? Send us your VIN and a parts specialist will confirm it.