Purchase GMTransmissionParts GM 250C/700R4/4L60E Transmission Low-Reverse Clutch Friction in USA, United States, for US $21.00

Condition:New Color:NA MPN:R560895 Manufacturer:Raybestos Powertrain EAN:NA Brand:GMTransmissionParts UPC:NA

GMTransmissionParts GM 250C/700R4/4L60E Transmission Low-Reverse Clutch Friction Plates (Set of 5)

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Description

This is a set of 5 low/reverse clutch frictions manufactured in the USA by Raybestos Powertrain for GM's 250C, 700R4 and 4L60E automatic transmissions.

Features

Meets or Exceeds Manufacture's Specifications
GM 250C/700R4/4L60E Automatic Transmissions
1982-UP Model Years
Set of 5 Low/Reverse Clutch Plates
Made in the USA by Raybestos Powertrain

Additional Information

Manufacturer: Raybestos Powertrain
Shipping Weight: 15
Product Dimensions:
Width: 6.00
Length: 6.00
Height: 1.00

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