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Application:
Fits for GM 4L60E 4LC65E 4L70E 4L80E;
Fits for Impala C1500 C2500 C3500 K1500 CT4/5/6 Camaro;
Fits for GM Chevy Cars and Trucks with V6 and V8 transmissions 1996 and newer.
Powerful Functions:
Special tools must be used to remove the leaking seal around the shifter selector shaft mechanism through the transmission case.
This handy tool set will help you easily & properly remove and insert the seal without removing the transmission pan or in most cases without even lowering the transmission.
This perfect set works with transmissions that have the electrical shift position switch around the transmission shift selector which requires a longer tool to remove and replace the seal.
Removal & Installation Guides:
1. Removal - The tool goes over the shaft, threads onto the leaky seal (clockwise) engaging the seal with the tool LH threads, then with the hex bolt turned the seal is efficiently removed intact.
2. Installation - The new seal is put over the shifter shaft and with the dowel tool pushed into place completing the installation.
Warm Tips: In most cases this tool can be used without lowering the transmission or removing the transmission pan.
Package Includes:
1 x Steel Installer Dowel Tool
1 x Shifter Gear Selector Rod Seal
1 x Steel Construction Threaded Remover
Blix
2025-09-06 13:08:41
I am a diesel mechanic and I work on Allison Transmissions snap on wants triple the price. It works great and now I am ordering 4 more for my coworkers. Highly recommend if you work on GM/Allison transmissions.
Robert H.
2025-08-29 17:33:02
Some bad reviews about this but I found it perfect if you take your time and do it right. First, yes it fits snug on shaft but needs to in order to grab seal. De-burr the inside with some Emory cloth first. Clean and de-burr shaft as best you can. Tap on shaft with steel hammer so you can feel it bottom on seal the tap and turn until you feel it pull tight but not too tight. The pull bolt may be too short, mine was so cut a short length of rod like 1/4 threaded rod and slide into tool the add bolt. Turn in bolt and out comes the seal. Easy peasy. Then the seal driver was perfect, just be careful getting seal on shaft, it is tight. Oil it. I bought the OEM seal but seal that came with kit looks good too.
Scott Woodruff
2025-08-28 12:22:32
The pull bolt was short for me but i dropped a screwdriver bit into the hole before putting the pull bolt in and it worked perfectly after that.It was tight when sliding it on but a small tap with the hammer got past that rather easily.
Customer
2025-07-29 11:47:47
didnt fit my 4l60e
aBigSweaty
2025-06-19 14:02:10
So when I first test fitted the removal tool on the shift shaft of my 78 Chevy C10 turbo 350 transmission, it didn’t fit. I started trying to hammer a pry hook tool in to pierce and pry the seal out. That wasn’t working. I checked out the tool to drive the new seal in, and it fit fine over the shaft. I started thinking…. why would this fit and they make the removal part the wrong size…doesn’t make sense. I tried it again, and with a lot of force by hand, I got it to go over the shaft. Had to tap with a small hammer to get it started (about 1 thread deep) then used a ratchet on the removal tool and a prybar to put some pressure while screwing it the rest of the way in. I stopped when I could see this was no longer driving it further. Tightened the bolt from the other side, and it pulled the seal right out.I would give 5 stars, but the bolt they give you that you tighten to do the removing was way too short (probably half as long as it needed to be), and I had to go to Home Depot to get a longer one. We’ll see how good the seal ends up being that they provided, but if I had to replace this again with a better seal, it wouldn’t take long now that I worked through the process. All in all, this tool worked well.
john
2025-06-14 14:18:54
Great product. Fast shipping!
Duane Walton
2025-05-17 16:49:25
Like everyone said you must open up the removal and intaller tool using a 1/2 drill bit. The removal tool was ok to open up using the 1/2 drill bit. But the installer tool was really hard to drill out and I just gave up. I just used a 12mm long socket to tap in the seal. Had the seal replaced in 20 minutes, so I'm cool with this tool and it's short falls. For the price of the tool together with the seal for $14 shipped was a value because taking the transmission to a repair shop would be a whole lot more.
Pat O'Neill
2025-04-29 17:52:52
Only took about 15 minutes and stopped the leak so as long as it lasts I’m happy.
Blix
2025-04-25 16:05:01
I am a diesel mechanic and I work on Allison Transmissions snap on wants triple the price. It works great and now I am ordering 4 more for my coworkers. Highly recommend if you work on GM/Allison transmissions.
Robert H.
2025-04-19 17:02:26
Some bad reviews about this but I found it perfect if you take your time and do it right. First, yes it fits snug on shaft but needs to in order to grab seal. De-burr the inside with some Emory cloth first. Clean and de-burr shaft as best you can. Tap on shaft with steel hammer so you can feel it bottom on seal the tap and turn until you feel it pull tight but not too tight. The pull bolt may be too short, mine was so cut a short length of rod like 1/4 threaded rod and slide into tool the add bolt. Turn in bolt and out comes the seal. Easy peasy. Then the seal driver was perfect, just be careful getting seal on shaft, it is tight. Oil it. I bought the OEM seal but seal that came with kit looks good too.
Scott Woodruff
2025-04-17 14:23:06
The pull bolt was short for me but i dropped a screwdriver bit into the hole before putting the pull bolt in and it worked perfectly after that.It was tight when sliding it on but a small tap with the hammer got past that rather easily.
Customer
2025-04-06 10:11:53
didnt fit my 4l60e
aBigSweaty
2025-04-01 12:14:29
So when I first test fitted the removal tool on the shift shaft of my 78 Chevy C10 turbo 350 transmission, it didn’t fit. I started trying to hammer a pry hook tool in to pierce and pry the seal out. That wasn’t working. I checked out the tool to drive the new seal in, and it fit fine over the shaft. I started thinking…. why would this fit and they make the removal part the wrong size…doesn’t make sense. I tried it again, and with a lot of force by hand, I got it to go over the shaft. Had to tap with a small hammer to get it started (about 1 thread deep) then used a ratchet on the removal tool and a prybar to put some pressure while screwing it the rest of the way in. I stopped when I could see this was no longer driving it further. Tightened the bolt from the other side, and it pulled the seal right out.I would give 5 stars, but the bolt they give you that you tighten to do the removing was way too short (probably half as long as it needed to be), and I had to go to Home Depot to get a longer one. We’ll see how good the seal ends up being that they provided, but if I had to replace this again with a better seal, it wouldn’t take long now that I worked through the process. All in all, this tool worked well.
john
2025-03-14 18:48:57
Great product. Fast shipping!
Duane Walton
2025-01-24 17:39:33
Like everyone said you must open up the removal and intaller tool using a 1/2 drill bit. The removal tool was ok to open up using the 1/2 drill bit. But the installer tool was really hard to drill out and I just gave up. I just used a 12mm long socket to tap in the seal. Had the seal replaced in 20 minutes, so I'm cool with this tool and it's short falls. For the price of the tool together with the seal for $14 shipped was a value because taking the transmission to a repair shop would be a whole lot more.
Pat O'Neill
2025-01-10 12:16:16
Only took about 15 minutes and stopped the leak so as long as it lasts I’m happy.
Sudu
2024-12-31 10:39:37
We have to cut a pease from the middle of the Toole as it is too long to work on, however we managed in the end. Good quality product.
adrian russ
2024-12-28 11:43:45
Did not fit, too small. Maybe with a drill press it could be modified. Huge waste of time. Seal it came with was also of questionable quality.
Sudu
2024-12-12 15:22:39
We have to cut a pease from the middle of the Toole as it is too long to work on, however we managed in the end. Good quality product.
adrian russ
2024-11-17 11:59:06
Did not fit, too small. Maybe with a drill press it could be modified. Huge waste of time. Seal it came with was also of questionable quality.
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