reubone

Soooo here recently I have been having my share of issues with rebuilds. Some of which have seen me removing and installing transmissions up to a record of six times. Just to diagnose a tcc problem that really I only kinda understand. Now, supposedly, one could test an assembled pump body, input shaft/drum with a torque converter installed and test the hydraulic integrity of the circuit. I’m not sure but I am going to start by cutting the pump porting of an old case off of the rest of the case body and building a test rig. Or attempting to while fixing my mistakes and trying to keep the lights on and the family fed. Wish me luck fellas and any suggestions are welcome.

bob4360

So is it a TC problem or trans?

reubone

sometimes it has has been the converter. Sometimes a pump valve issue. Sometimes I only think I know why the issue was resolved. What I want to do is make a rig that I can for certain know what parts work before I install the transmission the first time. That way if it doesn’t work, it can only be what wasn’t tested.