new torque converter and when put in reverse sounds like its bout to die
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so i got my trans rebuilt new torque converter, new shift kit. an over haul kit new sungear shell and sungears ect ect. just a complete rebuild. new selenoids ect. ok. so i get my car back and i put it into reverse and doesnt move. im sure it's due to the 2500 stall torque converter then i give it some gas.. then it sounds like my car is like a carburated car and sounds like its not gettin enough gas or something. but it is fine in drive is this normal? any input will help thanks
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Does reverse engage.. can you feel it engage and see the engine rpm's change?
I wonder if the builder put a long valve body to case screw in the center rear position... that will interfere with the sunshell and cause a no reverse condition. Maybe not though as it has forward gears right? Did the builder not drive it? You said you "got it back" and it is like that... what did the builder have to say about these symptoms.
A new converter should not affect the tranny to the point where it will not have reverse. Further... a 2500 rpm stall converter is not that much larger than stock and should not need much a tuning adjustment... if any at all.
Get with your builder and let us know what he says.
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I wonder if the builder put a long valve body to case screw in the center rear position... that will interfere with the sunshell and cause a no reverse condition. Maybe not though as it has forward gears right? Did the builder not drive it? You said you "got it back" and it is like that... what did the builder have to say about these symptoms.
A new converter should not affect the tranny to the point where it will not have reverse. Further... a 2500 rpm stall converter is not that much larger than stock and should not need much a tuning adjustment... if any at all.
Get with your builder and let us know what he says.
g