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Old 12-19-2014, 02:08 PM
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I have a 2007 Monte Carlo ss with the 5.3L v8 and am on my third torque converter. They keep cracking where it slides over the input shaft. Nobody seems to know what's causing it. Have had the whole transmission torn apart and checked. Any ideas?
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Cracking where it slides over the input shaft... the impeller hub? Can you take a pic?

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Don't have it here but it's a tiny Crack on the protruding hole that slides over the input shaft onto the transmission. Hard to see but enough that it leaks bad
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Give Triple Edge Performance a call they specialize in this trans.
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I presume you mean the hub area shown here, the top hole in the converter? All that shaft does on a 4T65 is seal off the converter to the transmission - Next to no stress on it. Maybe you have an alignment issue and something is off center?

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Just got a torque converter from precision through triple edge. The inside hub area is all chewed up on the old one. Thinking whoever put the last one on didn't know what they were doing. Bought it over the summer but the converter we pulled off was a reman factored gm one
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Originally Posted by bbond105
Give Triple Edge Performance a call they specialize in this trans.
That's where I got my new converter from
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I presume you mean the hub area shown here, the top hole in the converter? All that shaft does on a 4T65 is seal off the converter to the transmission - Next to no stress on it. Maybe you have an alignment issue and something is off center?

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That's the spot. The inside of it was all chewed up, looked like the input shaft was grinding on it or whoever installed the last one didn't know what they were doing and forced it on. Bought it used over the summer but the converter we pulled off was a gm reman u factored one so this makes #3 for this car
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Is it chewed up on the inside or outside of the hub? Check to make sure that where the hub rides is not chewed up also. Also check that both the dowel pins are in the back of the engine where the trans bolts to.
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i know this thread is dead, but i saw a couple of you talk about triple edge converters. an reviews on it. Im about to install a 228r in my gxp and not sure what converter to use and curious as to what stall you went with?

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Rather than reviving an old thread like this, it'd be best to get on the LS4 forum and do some searching on Triple Edge to get feedback on their products.
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Originally Posted by RevGTO
Rather than reviving an old thread like this, it'd be best to get on the LS4 forum and do some searching on Triple Edge to get feedback on their products.
I will have to do that. Thank you.
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Dave at triple edge is the guru for 4t65's he is active on the 3800 forums and I have never seen a negative post on the guy so I would ask him directly for any advice he is super knowledgeable.
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Also guru on the 4L60e ;-)



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