Question: Stall installation
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Question: Stall installation
So i did my stall the other day and did all of the correct measurements before i put the tranny back on. When i put the transmission back on and got everything tight, i went to tighten up the torque converter to the flex plate, but there was about an 1/8th inch gap.
When i put the bolts in and tightened it up it pulled the converter all the way up to the flex plate and tightened up.
My question is, did i do something wrong in the install? And if i did do something wrong was i supposed to put a shim between the flex plate and the torque converter?
I started it up and drove it home from my buddies place which is about 8 miles away and everything felt fine, no weird noises or grinding.
So what did i do wrong?
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks, Daren
When i put the bolts in and tightened it up it pulled the converter all the way up to the flex plate and tightened up.
My question is, did i do something wrong in the install? And if i did do something wrong was i supposed to put a shim between the flex plate and the torque converter?
I started it up and drove it home from my buddies place which is about 8 miles away and everything felt fine, no weird noises or grinding.
So what did i do wrong?
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks, Daren
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Another question, if it is off is there any signs of it? any vibrations or sounds i should be looking for. I'm kind of nervous to drive it because i do not want to blow the trans/converter up. How long would it take for it to go if it was off?
Thanks guys!
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[QUOTE=01ssreda4;12083154]When you add washers, do you need longer bolts??[/QUOT
It is a good idea to use new bolts when you put a new converter in. My vigilante came with bolts but were too short because I had to shim mine. Got some longer bolts and all was good. Just make sure they are good quality bolts.....Grade 8 or better.
It is a good idea to use new bolts when you put a new converter in. My vigilante came with bolts but were too short because I had to shim mine. Got some longer bolts and all was good. Just make sure they are good quality bolts.....Grade 8 or better.