09-14-2008, 05:43 PM
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walbro fp
Join Date: May 2007
Location: USA - Harford County, Maryland
Posts: 481
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The best bet you have is to talk to a "mechanic" at a tranny shop and see if they say its the torque converter or the tranny it self. Then drop your tranny yourself, that way you save a boat load of money then just take the tranny to get a rebuild or get a new torque converter and put it back in.
Even if you have the shop drop the tranny for you make sure to print out the section of the TSRM that contains auto tranny drop, rebuild, install, and give that to the people doing the work, that way if there is somthing they havent seen before they can get it done without hurting anything. Good luck. |
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