floralatenn
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how can you tell if the torque converter is going out?
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how do you know when the torque converter is going out
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floralatenn
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i can feel it go into any gear but it does not want to move. it tries to but only under high r.p.m. a few people told me it may be the t.c.
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What is the fluid like? Does it smell burnt?
Sounds more like its seriously slipping.
Sounds more like its seriously slipping.
floralatenn
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did not seem burnt when i changed it, or not any metal in pan. just the normal little stuff on the magnet. guess i should go ahead and get this one rebuilt and get it over with!
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- 40s
If the torque converter was that buggered there would be metal throughout the transmission.
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