4L60E
4L65E
4L70E
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Vehicles with a 4L60-E transmission frequently have poor line rise, which can result in 3-4 clutch, 2-4 band failure or poor shift quality. The duty cycle of the EPC solenoid causes the boost sleeve to wear quickly. Oil entering the torque signal orifice, leaks past the boost valve and exhausts at the reverse orifice. Oil enters the torque signal orifice, leaks past the boost valve, and exhausts through the reverse orifice, resulting in poor line rise. Reverse oil can exhaust both to the sump and back through the torque signal orifice.
Increased spool diameters (.490" EPC spool diameter), which will result in a higher boost ratio to raise line pressure and provide firmer shifts.
The boost valves have been specially hard coated to eliminate excessive wear from occurring on the inside diameter of the sleeves. These boost sleeves have been manufactured from high quality aluminum, specifically designed to resist wear.
