Vette servo brass washer?

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In the middle of switching.
Stock when removed has a brass or goldish washer , my vette replacement didn't come with one.
Do I put back or its not needed?
 

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In the middle of switching.
Stock when removed has a brass or goldish washer , my vette replacement didn't come with one.
Do I put back or its not needed?

I saw a thread about this... I think on GMFS, can't remember exactly, but it think it was determined that washer was part of a previous "upgrade" with a shift kit or something and not needed for the vette servo.
 
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Thanks. I got it put back together.
I did not put the original washer back.
Didn't make sense to send me everything except that.
Wasn't bad. Clearance is tight. But I think getting the snap ring back in and seated took the longest
 
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I had to run out for fluid to add, lost about a quart during the install.
True to the claims. 1-2 slip is gone.
In fact jumps into second quite nicely.
 

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Stock when removed has a brass or goldish washer , my vette replacement didn't come with one.
Do I put back or its not needed?
Were did you get your replacement and is anything else needed to install this.No reprogramming
 
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I got mine off eBay. But I know there are allot of sources.
No programming needed. But I wanted it done before my time.
Pretty straight forward. Immidiate gratification for like $30
 

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Consensus seems to be that the best source is Oregon Performance. No tuning necessary, as it is a mechanical upgrade. Better for the trans, too. Less slipping=less wear. It is a good idea to do it before your tune (if that's also on your docket), so the new shift firmness can be accounted for. Justin @ BBP told me if it's in before the tune, great... Otherwise if it was something that was for sure happening, he could preemptively adjust for it.
 
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I'm on the list for 11/12. That's why I wanted it in this weekend to be trouble free.
 

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Same here. I got the exhaust done last week, trans service with servo install on my list for the next week or two. Been sitting in my garage for 6 months, lol. Did it go as expected for you today, besides the washer thingy?
 
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Honestly went better than I expected.
I just took my time. But even slow, without lifting the truck up. Took an hour at most.
I know people say a second set of hand helps. But its a tight spot. I used a piece of oak about 2x1x 24" as leverage. And it went well.
 

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Did you do just the servo or did you replace with the longer pin also? How many miles are on the transmission?
 
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The one I bought had the piston and servo. I installed both.
Trans I believe is original. 189k
 

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I was trying to decide if I should get the pin also as I’m at 168k.
 
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Upside is not having to disassemble everything
 

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