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Part Number: AC24212743
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Part Number: AC24224255
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Q:My transmission is slipping. Will this stop it?
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A:BEST ANSWERHi Candice, I'm glad to assist you. Yes, a defective torque converter would cause slipping on an automatic transmission. The other causes are transmission fluid is old and contaminated, and/or too low, this will speed up that wear on tear on your gears. Once confirmed by your mechanic. Click the link below to order today and grab our affordable promo sale price offer, which also comes with a 30-day post-purchase price match guarantee. I hope this helps. Happy shopping.
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Torque Converter Replacement: What It Entails, Cost, and FAQsReplacing the torque converter involves several steps:
Step 1: The old torque converter and other components are removed.Step 2: The new torque converter’s seal is inspected. Then, the converter is flushed with automatic transmission fluid (ATF).Step 3: The pump gear, stator splines, and turbine splines are checked if they’re engaging.Step 4:
How To Drain a Torque ConverterOthers strongly recommend including a torque converter flush in your routine transmission service.
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Proper Torque Converter Spacing: Space or No Space?The flex plate is bolted at the center to the crankshaft and at its outer edges to the torque converter, which swells slightly as fluid pressure is applied by the pump; lots of square inches in there, so the torque converter needs to be able to flex the plate as