Overhauled 4T65E-HD '97-'02 * GPF Price - $900 or trade

[BrandonHall10]

Hey guys. Selling another trans. Trying to fund a new motor for the '84 truck. The text is pretty much copy/pasted from the craigslist add. That's why it's so generic. Feel free to post questions right here.

Paypal preferred. $900 F/F or $930 G/S + shipping, but I'll build the crate for free.

Located in Tucson. 85747


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I am selling an "overhauled" or "refreshed" 4t65e-hd transmission. This is perfect for someone on a tight budget who doesn't want to take a chance on a used junkyard unit.

Background:
This transmission was pulled from a car I bought to flip knowing the trans was broken. Because I bought the car private sale, I got to talk to the previous owner and get a full history. He stated that one day it lost reverse, then shortly thereafter (couple days) it lost forward as well.

Once disassembled, I immediately found the problem. It had a had part failure. What I saw matched perfectly with what the previous owner experienced. I have kept those failed parts, and would be happy to show them. Everything else looked great. Based on what I saw, I could tell it had been previously rebuilt not too long ago. That's why I decided to "overhaul" and not do a full rebuild.

My overhaul includes:
Replacement of the failed components (I can show you those pieces)
Complete dis-assembly of the unit
Complete dis-assembly and cleaning of the valve body
Complete dis-assembly and cleaning of the channel plate
Thorough inspection of every piece and assembly to insure it's within specification

Replace EVERY seal and gasket
New washer kit
New molded 2nd piston
New molded 3rd piston
New large pan magnet
Install shift improver kit
Tighten 2nd clutch pack (Improvement over stock)
Tighten 3rd clutch pack (Improvement over stock)
Recondition the input piston

Plus some other minor tweaks I've learned doing these.

The only thing preventing me from calling it a full rebuild is, I reused the bushings, clutches, steels and electronics. I can tell, based on their condition, they were not that old and certainly not abused. If you want new solenoids, I'd be happy to toss them in for what they cost me.

I can ship anywhere there's a Fastenal. I shipped one to Minnesota for $150, and one to Las Vegas for under $100 using Fastenal freight. I can also deliver anywhere in Tucson for some gas money.

I will take cash, but would prefer a trade. Looking for:

'98-'00 5.7 drop out (engine, harness and computer) from Tahoe, Suburban, Silverado, Sierra... Plus cash my way. I would have to confirm what works with my tuning software.

or

'00-up 5.3 or 6.0 drop out from just about any GM pickup or full size van... Plus cash your way.

[Jnibbs24]

Will this work with a 99*gtp?

[Scottydoggs]

sure would.

that case repainted or it just clean up that nice? either way good luck with the sale.

[BrandonHall10]

Full disclosure... Top picture is of the actual transmission for sale. Bottom picture is of one I did previously, just as a place holder. That case is in fact, bare. One of the benefits of living in the southwest. No corrosion.

I will post a picture of the actual transmission for sale once complete. It won't look exactly the same, but I promise it's just as clean. If you follow any of the work I've done, you know how fussy I am. This transmission is getting the same attention to detail.

I can text pictures to anyone interested if you'd like to see anything in particular while it's still open. Just send a PM.

[BrandonHall10]

Just got done working the VB. This is going to be an even better deal for someone... Turns out it has all the Sonnax goodies/upgrades. More proof that it's been recently rebuilt:



^Picture was taken before cleaning.

and proof that I completely disassembled and cleaned the VB:

[BrandonHall10]

Brandon, how can you tell the previous build didn't have that many miles on it? Why would you re-use the clutches and steels?

Awesome question! Thanks for asking! (I say, tongue in cheek.) If you look at the picture below I have three second clutch steels. The top steel is what I typically see. Shiny and smooth. To the left is a brand new (thicker 0.090") steel. To the right is a steel from this transmission. You can see, it still has the checkering (or whatever it's called). Barely even shined up.

[BrandonHall10]

I should mention, I have all the essential tools for proper inspection and assembly.

I check (and correct) the overall endplay:





And I properly expand and re-size ALL the Teflon rings. No scarf cuts:

[WarStryker13]

too bad I'm all the way up in AK, or else I'd be all over this.

[BrandonHall10]

Oops. Sold and locked.

I have another core that will be coming apart in the next few weeks...