2 transmission variants are listed for the 1996 Chevrolet Beretta. Compare attributes, check the tag on your unit, and find the one that fits.
More than one variant is listed. Please verify the tag on your unit before ordering. A VIN shows the part your vehicle was built with, but if it has been replaced, the tag on the unit in your vehicle may be different, and the tag on your unit is what determines fitment.
These variants share the same listed attributes, so the attribute block does not separate them. The tag on your unit — and the interchange tag IDs listed with each variant — is how you tell them apart.
125C Automatic Transmission Assembly
| Bell Housing Included | Yes |
|---|---|
| Extended Warranty | No |
| Premium Labor | Yes |
| Torque Converter Included | Yes |
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4T60E Automatic Transmission Assembly
| Average R&R | 7.8 |
|---|---|
| Bell Housing Included | Yes |
| Connector Type | Round Connector Facing Radiator |
| Cooler Included | No |
| Cooler Replacement Required | No |
| Covers | Aluminum 6 Bolt Mount |
| Extended Warranty | No |
| Fluid Type | PZL-LVMULTI |
| Lockup | Yes |
| Pan Bolts | 20 |
| Premium Labor | Yes |
| ProductVideoURL | https://etereman.wistia.com/medias/v5zwgifdi4 |
| Radiator Included | No |
| Radiator Replacement Required | No |
| Tail Housing | With |
| Torque Converter Included | Yes |
| Transmission Family | 4T60E |
| Transmission Fluid | 11 |
| Transmission Speeds | 4-Speed |
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2 variants are listed: T280151, T280351. Which one fits depends on the tag on your unit.
Check the tag on your unit before ordering. Please verify the tag on your unit before ordering. A VIN shows the part your vehicle was built with, but if it has been replaced, the tag on the unit in your vehicle may be different, and the tag on your unit is what determines fitment.
The listed attributes are the same across variants, so the tag on your unit and the interchange tag IDs are how you tell them apart.
Fitment data from the ETE catalog, our own completed orders, and Hollander interchange data. Numbering systems are listed separately and never merged. When a record lists more than one variant, the tag on your unit is the final word on fitment.