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Old 01-22-2018, 06:27 PM   #1
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Re: Flywheels

Just a heads-up: If the torque convertor slips out of the bellhousing at all, be very careful putting it back in. There are two tabs on the transmission pump that line up with the two slots in the torque convertor. If you don't get those lined up and you forcefully mate the transmission to the block, you're going to be tearing apart a transmission.

If you need to line up the torque convertor, push it in with hand pressure and turn it until it seats.
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