Watch: 6R80 Pump Noise - Transmission Digest

Watch: 6R80 Pump Noise

Diagnosing noise in a transmission starts with figuring out what type it is and when it occurs. Noise can include whining, moaning, groaning, etc. Noise can occur in park/neutral, in gear setting still or driving down the road. In the case of a 6R80 a bearing growl may be heard at all times and not be the geartrain.

Upgrades have been made to rectify the problem.

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