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Old 03-29-2011, 03:08 PM   #1
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Re: 6.0l LQ4 to old school tranny

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My engine came off of a 4L80 so the flexplate had the correct adapter already there so all I had to do is elongate the converter holes to mount the 700 to it.
You should not have to mess with the converter bolt holes on a "4L80E" flexplate

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GM PART # 12621399 $44.42

That has the flexplate, spacer, and bolts. All you will have to do is do a little grinding with a die grinder on the new flexplate to match you converter. The bolt holes are close but you have to open them up a little. Working fine on my LQ9/th400 and you won't beat the price!!!
Is that what you got from GM parts direct? If so, Its wrong, Looks like a 4L60E flexplate. It should look like this, Notice the 6 converter bolt holes.
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Old 04-01-2011, 03:49 PM   #2
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Re: 6.0l LQ4 to old school tranny

I was wrong, You do have to open up the holes a little, I dont know why GM would change that on the 4L80E from the early ones.
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Old 04-04-2011, 11:06 AM   #3
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I was wrong, You do have to open up the holes a little, I dont know why GM would change that on the 4L80E from the early ones.
The 6 bolt converter for the 6.2 matched the holes perfect.
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Old 04-04-2011, 11:04 AM   #4
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You should not have to mess with the converter bolt holes on a "4L80E" flexplate



Is that what you got from GM parts direct? If so, Its wrong, Looks like a 4L60E flexplate. It should look like this, Notice the 6 converter bolt holes.
That was a flexplate I had laying around just to see how far the holes were off. I used the one in the kit. The one in the pic will work as it was a dished plate as well but I did not have the spacer.
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