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diesel torque convertor question?
I was telling my uncle about this website the other day and commenting on how he would love it because he is a huge chevy truck nut. Anyways he wanted me to ask a question on here and since than I have been curious myself. He picked up a 80's somethig 3/4 ton with a bad diesel motor in it and was going to swap in a 350. So our brains got to thinking about what size torque convertor came with the diesel. Anyone know the answer?
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Re: diesel torque convertor question?
My assumption would be that it's a very low stall speed, in that diesels make tremendous torque at very low rpm.
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Re: diesel torque convertor question?
Since my truck was originally equiped with the 350 olds diesel and then with a 6.2 liter diesel from an army humvee i was told that there is no difference except for the lockup function.I had to get a new th 350 because the bigger diesel destroyed the tired tranny and now i have the 350 gas engine with that th 350 without changing anything!
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Re: diesel torque convertor question?
I am under the impression that when swapping out a deisel for gas you have to change the torque converter and the vaccum modulator (or solenoid?).
Don't know why exactly but have been told that on more than one occasion. |
Re: diesel torque convertor question?
I had forgotten I posted this question on here :crazy: . Thank you everyone for the quick responses.
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Re: diesel torque convertor question?
Its a heavier duty unit and lower stall speed vs gas.
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