4T65E rebuild DVD!!

[Sabrewings]

A dvd would be a good idea for the visual end of it but I always thought it would be hard to have hard data in front of you if it is on a dvd. Every torque spec wont clearly be on a page, diag and electrical specs wont be at hand, etc.

Quoted for truth. The GM SI manual goes over every step on working on your car in detail. But, it's on my laptop and is quite annoying to use while I'm actually doing the work. I usually end up printing out all the required pages before hand so I have hard data to work with.

[SyntheticShield]

I usually end up printing out all the required pages before hand so I have hard data to work with.

You and I think a like. I have the DVD's and I have all the manuals that Trannyman sells and while the DVD's are great and, in my opinion worth it, I still would not go near the tranny without the manuals. Furthermore I just recently bought the complete Service Manual as well so I would be certain I had everything covered. I also have some training documents from the ASE training courses so I could educate myself a bit on drivetrains.

But I was explaining to someone not long ago that I love to have print outs for various reasons. One of the many is that you can write on them, take notes and so on and keep that info and help out others with it.

I would still love to see a DVD from Dave just because I know the detail that it would entail. I would be time consuming though but good nonetheless. One of these days I'll be able to convince him to produce one. What an education in transmission building that would be.