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I'm going to replace the tcc in my 4t60-e trans this weekend. its in a 1995 grandam with 3100. does anyone know of a way of doing this without pulling the trans out off the car?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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if you are replacing the tcc (torque converter clutch) then you are replacing the converter, and the tranny has to come out. but if you are replacing it, there must be a bunch of tcc matterial in the pan, and through the entire tranny, and will need to be rebuilt.
do you mean the tcc solenoid???
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sorry, it's the tcc solenoid.
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I would really like to know how to do this also.
Please tell me the Trans doesn't have to come out to change the solenoid!!! 
1995 Pontiac GTP
Over $12K invested, and still its slow. Maybe thats because thats most all repairs. Don\'t knock the engine though, because thats the only part that has seemed to last.Comment
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hmmm
when i did my 93 gp 3spd auto this spring i did not have to pull the trans but it was a PITA. there are a few threads at w-body about this. there are also instructions at one of the beretta sites on how it was done in a beretta with the 3spd auto.
the GP was dif than the beretta as there was a shield/brace that was in the way and had to come out. tough to remove and as tought to replace. took a couple of evenings to do this. about 4 hrs each night.
but it was done without dropping the trans.
here are some pics of that project
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