* 4L60E: This 4-speed automatic transmission was very common in many 2000 Silverados. It was paired with a variety of V6 and V8 engines.
* 4L80E: This heavier-duty 4-speed automatic transmission was often found in heavier-duty trucks or those with larger engines.
* Manual Transmissions: While less common in 2000, some Silverados were available with various manual transmissions, though the exact specifics would depend on the engine and trim level. Identifying the specific manual transmission requires more information about the truck's configuration.
To know for sure which transmission *your* 2000 Silverado has, you need to check one of the following:
* Your vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): This is the most reliable way to determine the original transmission. You can use online decoder tools or consult a Chevrolet dealership with your VIN.
* The sticker on the driver's side doorjamb: This often lists the transmission type.
* Look at the transmission itself: While difficult without some mechanical knowledge, you can visually inspect the transmission housing for identifying numbers.
Without more information about your specific 2000 Silverado, it's impossible to say definitively which transmission it has.
