4l60 wont move in any gear
 

I drove my trans am from goose creek to beaufort then when i got to work i was playing a little and took off quick then the car revved up instead of going and now wont move in any gear. I hear a whine noise coming from the back of the engine. Pump? Convertor? any ideas? Im gonna pull a line to the trans cooler tomorrow to see if anything comes out and hopefully see if it is the pump or not.

Sounds like the pump went out to me.

Did you pull the dipstick and see how the fluid looked?

Broke the pump. Common on 4l60e.

I just did that on our work truck -____- I swear I kill any transmission lol.

Thanks for the input guys. Since the pump is broken do you think the converter would be mess up?

I'm sure one of the trans guys can chime in with the best answer but me personally, I'd have the converter cut open, inspected and clean just to be safe.

Throw a cam in it!

In the converter? ok but i dont think itll be good for it. haha I already have a cam in my car. A better one would be nice though. Right now im gonna try to find a new trans then maybe move to a new cam.

were you racing a merkur?

Ya I think that would be a good idea. Matt told me awhile back that Cameron rebuilt his converter, anyone have his number or his name on here?

Possibility. Only one way to find out.

torque converter services in Columbia.

Anyone know of a 4l60e for sale? Im getting out of the Marines in 6 months and dont plan on spending all of my savings on one so nothing crazy.

5400 Fairfield Rd Columbia, SC 29203
(803) 754-8139

Thank you.

Hahahaha no but word on the streets is that they're unbeatable.

After researching this more I feel like its the converter. MonteC is going through the trans this week but do you guys think it could actually be the torque converter that is the problem? when it finally broke it felt like the trans was slipping a bit when first put in drive( not anytime after that). I would put it in drive and felt like something was spinning and didnt engage into gear until about 5 seconds later. So when I got back to work I stomped on the gas after it engaged and it gave up. It would just rev up in any gear and not move at all. Id like to know because I have a torque converter lined up but wont be around for long. Is there any way to tell if the converter is bad when its out other than cutting it open? I dont really have time to drive up to columbia to get it rebuilt. Thanks in advanced.

No way to tell without opening it up that I'm aware of. If you don't feel confident in the converter replace it before you put the trans back in.....Has he found anything wrong or broke in your transmission?

No he's been busy and hasn't got to it yet.