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Both 5.7Stroker and Tranzman have posted excellent converter installation instructions. They are very similar of course.
5.7Stroker included more details specific to 4L80E installations with very nice pictures. I would suggest making it clear NOT to tighten the Bell-housing-to-Block bolts until the TC gap is measured and/or making sure the TC spins freely while tightening those bolts.
Perhaps the two of you with my help could work on a "How to install a converter" thread which would become a sticky. Each of you can make posts and I will edit them into one mutually agreeable instruction list.
5.7Stroker included more details specific to 4L80E installations with very nice pictures. I would suggest making it clear NOT to tighten the Bell-housing-to-Block bolts until the TC gap is measured and/or making sure the TC spins freely while tightening those bolts.
Perhaps the two of you with my help could work on a "How to install a converter" thread which would become a sticky. Each of you can make posts and I will edit them into one mutually agreeable instruction list.
Both 5.7Stroker and Tranzman have posted excellent converter installation instructions. They are very similar of course.
5.7Stroker included more details specific to 4L80E installations with very nice pictures. I would suggest making it clear NOT to tighten the Bell-housing-to-Block bolts until the TC gap is measured and/or making sure the TC spins freely while tightening those bolts.
Perhaps the two of you with my help could work on a "How to install a converter" thread which would become a sticky. Each of you can make posts and I will edit them into one mutually agreeable instruction list.
5.7Stroker included more details specific to 4L80E installations with very nice pictures. I would suggest making it clear NOT to tighten the Bell-housing-to-Block bolts until the TC gap is measured and/or making sure the TC spins freely while tightening those bolts.
Perhaps the two of you with my help could work on a "How to install a converter" thread which would become a sticky. Each of you can make posts and I will edit them into one mutually agreeable instruction list.
That's how we did it at the shops I worked for too.
I retired from the trade in 2007 after 35 years in the trenches. I found different work but that didn't last long. In 2011 I started my own bench building service. Now at 66 I am fully retired and people still call and want work done. It's hard to turn down cash for 8-10 hours of work.
I retired from the trade in 2007 after 35 years in the trenches. I found different work but that didn't last long. In 2011 I started my own bench building service. Now at 66 I am fully retired and people still call and want work done. It's hard to turn down cash for 8-10 hours of work.






