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1-5-3-6-2-4 I'm going to completely assume that the GMC envoy, based on what I can gather, uses the old 235 Chevy (50's) design, since it reduced balance issues, and therefore, this would be the right sequence.
The sift solenoids are located on the valve body inside the transmission.
The transmission pan has to be removed to gain access the the valve body. Once the pan is removed the valve body is in plain sight.
Removal of the transmission filter will grant you a clearer view as well.
This is a 4L60E transmission, in the event you have not purchased the solenoids.
1. Ramps or jackstands (do not do this with only a jack) 2. Appropriate wrench to fit the drain plug 3. Filter wrench for your filter size (when you buy the filter you can decide which size you need - there are 2 sizes) 4. Drain Pan 5. Oil filter and Appropriate amount of oil (recc - 10W30) 6. Creeper for comfort if you prefer 7. A bundle of rags
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