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Old 06-11-2011, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Raptor_WS6
we did last year with a hurt motor and trans lol
and a cracked flexplate
x2. See the little status text under my username on the left? lol.
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Originally Posted by LS1Adam84
Uhh so it might have been good to get the converter checked right Lee?.... Hmm?

How can you get them checked?

Everyone I've ever talked to said that they have to cut the converter open to look at it.
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Not sure of the actual process, but I know they can be checked.
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Cutting it open or test it on a torque converter dyno ... those are the only methods of testing torque converters.
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Originally Posted by 12secSS
Cutting it open or test it on a torque converter dyno ... those are the only methods of testing torque converters.
X2. That is why I said what I said. Not gonna spend the time or money to have it checked on a torque converter dyno or cut it open to inspect it and then reweld it for installation. It was a cheap converter on a stock transmission that was having 4-3 shift problems... It only needed to last for Invasion, and that's exactly what it did! Hopefully I'll have some money for knock sensors this weekend!
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Needed the driver mod?
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Originally Posted by djsanchez2
Needed the driver mod?
If by "driver" you mean "knock sensors and dynotune" then yes.
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Lee, I found out what was wrong with my tranny




That friction plate should have teeth on it like the new one, below it.
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Dave, that would do it lol. Glad you are up and running again.



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