Converter bolt question...
02-02-2006, 02:10 PM
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Converter bolt question... http://www.ls2.com/forums/showthread...hreadid=345185
Basically the holes in the flexplate are significantly larger than the threaded holes in the converter. Has anyone else encountered this? Will it be ok to install like this or does anything need to be done?
Basically the holes in the flexplate are significantly larger than the threaded holes in the converter. Has anyone else encountered this? Will it be ok to install like this or does anything need to be done?
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02-02-2006, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Blk02Ls1A4
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Basically the holes in the flexplate are significantly larger than the threaded holes in the converter. Whas anyone else encountered this? Will it bo ok to install like this or does anything need to be done?
Basically the holes in the flexplate are significantly larger than the threaded holes in the converter. Whas anyone else encountered this? Will it bo ok to install like this or does anything need to be done?
I haven't actually taken mine apart to see this far yet...
02-03-2006, 07:05 AM
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All of the holes line up, there are 6 holes in the flexplate and 3 of them line up with the holes in the torque converter. They all line up as seen in the above pic.
It is the TCI flexplate, I verified the correct part number. It came with a paper saying that it was, "manufactured with OEM size torque converter mounting holes."
Just for fun I bolted the flexplate to the converter and the extra space around the bolts is letting the converter move slightly.
It is the TCI flexplate, I verified the correct part number. It came with a paper saying that it was, "manufactured with OEM size torque converter mounting holes."
Just for fun I bolted the flexplate to the converter and the extra space around the bolts is letting the converter move slightly.
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02-03-2006, 01:19 PM
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The part number i gave you is actually the flexplate bolts to the crank, the Part number you need is:230-7304
I will make sure they also have a shoulder, I have not installed my converter yet. I won't know until sunday as i am out of town until then.
I will make sure they also have a shoulder, I have not installed my converter yet. I won't know until sunday as i am out of town until then.
