Mustang Hat'r 2

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I bought a car it has a 0 mile converter in it and fresh rebuilt turbo 400. The 400 has been went through buy a couple people and "checked" out fine. The car does not move, no drive or reverse. What is the easiest way to figure out what one is bad? Can a bad converter do this? Could a shop tear the converter apart and find the issue? I'm looking for the most cost effective way to do this.
J

Mustang Hat'r 2

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I'm going to check the trans running and see if its pumping fluid. Is there a pressure port or should I pop a line and see if it squirts?

mjs1012

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Sounds like converter wasn't seated properly and crushed the pump when it was put in.

Mustang Hat'r 2

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Trans was pulled in and out 4 times. Could it have damaged the converter then? The pump is new

Mustang Hat'r 2

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Got some info from a converter company told me to tap the side of the trans with pressure gauge and see if I have line pressure, if its zero the trans is bad. I got pressure then maybe it could be the converter but still most likly a trans issue
Jay