Yank Install Question
07-31-2010, 10:11 PM
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have installed several and never had that problem, you try a little oil or grease on the nose? try to click the old converter back in ? front seal ok? front o ring correct ?
enough of my rambleming,
but I would try the old conv back in frist, Johnny
enough of my rambleming,
but I would try the old conv back in frist, Johnny
07-31-2010, 10:36 PM
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stock one goes right in. didnt try oil or grease. as far as i know its the correct O ring. Checkin with trans guy tomorrow about the whole situation. Thanks for the ramble!
08-01-2010, 10:57 AM
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Just take the o-ring off and see if it goes on. And be sure to put the o-ring back on.
My guess is the pump bushing, but it's hard to say because you're relaying what your transmission guy told you. It's not good if you need to tell this guy how to do the job and then pay him.
If it were me I would either take a spare input and pump or take the input and pump out of your trans and install each one seperate into the converter. This would tell you exactly where the problem is.
The guy should have pulled the pump and replaced the bushing and seals. Sometimes a new bushing can be tight, and if it's run tight theres a good chance it'll spin in the bore and lead to a front seal leak.
My guess is the pump bushing, but it's hard to say because you're relaying what your transmission guy told you. It's not good if you need to tell this guy how to do the job and then pay him.
If it were me I would either take a spare input and pump or take the input and pump out of your trans and install each one seperate into the converter. This would tell you exactly where the problem is.
The guy should have pulled the pump and replaced the bushing and seals. Sometimes a new bushing can be tight, and if it's run tight theres a good chance it'll spin in the bore and lead to a front seal leak.
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08-01-2010, 01:34 PM
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I would guess the diameter at the base matches your stock one and the diameter at the end is bigger than the stock one?
Depending on how much you played with it you better change the pump bushing.
