NEW LO & REV. CLUTCH SUPPORT SELECTIVE PLATE DIMENSIONS

MODELS: ALL 1990 TRUCKS AND VANS W/4L60 (700-R4)

BULLETIN COVERS:

A dimensional change in the low and reverse clutch support and its selective plates. The thickness of the low and reverse clutch support has increased while the thickness of the selective plates has decreased. Three selective plates are available.

DATE OF PRODUCTION CHANGE:

(See Figure 1)

Production changes occurred in two phases which are shown below.

Date Part Change Implemented

November 1, 1989 Low and Reverse (Julian Date 305) Clutch Support February 2, 1990 Selective Plates (Julian Date 033)

SERVICE INFORMATION:

In most cases, the new low and reverse clutch assembly will only require a fifth reaction plate instead of a selective plate.

The only way to identify the new low and reverse clutch support is to measure its thickness with a micrometer (See Figure 2).

The new low and reverse clutch support and selective plates may be used to service some past model year transmissions if the transmission was built after February 9, 1987 (Julian Date 040).

NOTICE: The SELECTIVE PLATES are not interchangeable between the previous clutch support and the new clutch support. If selective plates are installed in the wrong clutch assembly, durability of the low and reverse clutch will be reduced.

SERVICE PARTS INFORMATION NEW LOW AND REVERSE CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

Part Name Part Number Dimension (mm) Identification

Selective Plate 8673548 1.168-1.314 8 Selective Plate 8673549 2.198-2.344 9 Reaction Plate 6261120 None Clutch Support - 7.671-7.849 None Low and Reverse Clutch 8673544 and Support Assembly

PREVIOUS LOW AND REVERSE CLUTCH ASSEMBLY

Part Name Part Number Dimension (mm) Identification

Selective Plate 8667584 2.386-2.557 4 Selective Plate 8667585 3.101-3.272 5 Clutch Support - 6.655-6.909 None Low and Reverse Clutch 8663094 and Support Assembly

Parts are currently available from GMSPO.

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