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Old Apr 19, 2011 | 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by swartlkk
Tip #1 - Make absolutely sure that the torque converter is fully engaged into the pump & input shaft. There should be two clunks as you push in and turn the torque converter. To make certain that it is properly installed, measure the distance from the front of the transmission bell-housing to the lugs on the torque converter using a tape measure and a straight edge. Then measure the back of the engine bell-housing to the mounting location on the flex plate. The difference should show a bit of a gap, not much, but still a gap. If there is interference, then the torque converter is not fully seated. Failure to fully seat the torque converter will lead to breaking the pump which will require you to pull the transmission again.
Thanks a ton!!! I will follow these exactly. I should be getting started shortly. Just need to make sure that everything is in place.
 
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