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2000 Gmc Sierra Z71 Transmission
2000 GMC Sierra 1500 Z71 4x4 - The Ultimate Z71
Given the high miles of the engine, a rear main-seal leak isn't a total shocker. And since we haven't determined the fate of our stock 4L60E transmission, we'll go ahead and take a better look at what other troubles may be hiding behind the bellhousing. With more than 1,000 miles of unknown terrain ahead and a beefy tire of the mud variety scheduled for the truck, we decided the factory front-differential assembly along with the light-duty IFS had to go. It was engineered from the factory as a driver-side drop differential, so we have a little bit of work ahead of us if we plan to switch things up a bit. View Related Article
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