Bad torque converter or trans?
#1
Bad torque converter or trans?
So i replaced the head gaskets on my 06 e250 and when i pulled the transmission off i wasnt aware that the torque converter must be attatched to the trans at all times, so i destroyed the front pump, so i dropped the trans replaced the front pump and it ran great all of 10 minutes before trans started overheating and wouldnt move, so i once again dropped the trans replaced the front pump because i thought maybe i did it wrong, and it still wont move pls help i really need to sell this thing asap.
#3
well i dont have acess to one, i just got a new torque converter and i think im going to do that because i think it might have got destroyed when I installed it wrong the first time. Also there was a lot of black powder when i popped of the trans oil pan
#4
If you never removed the trans pan before, paste in the bottom of the pan is somewhat normal due to thrust washer and clutch disc wear.Should be cleaned out before assembly . The torque converter has 2 tangs that must engage with the slots in the pump drive gear on assembly. When it does you will feel/see the torque converter go all the way in and rotate freely. If you do drop the pan , you might consider purchasing a filter kit for that exact trans. They come with a filter , seal and pan gasket.
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
#5
If you never removed the trans pan before, paste in the bottom of the pan is somewhat normal due to thrust washer and clutch disc wear.Should be cleaned out before assembly . The torque converter has 2 tangs that must engage with the slots in the pump drive gear on assembly. When it does you will feel/see the torque converter go all the way in and rotate freely. If you do drop the pan , you might consider purchasing a filter kit for that exact trans. They come with a filter , seal and pan gasket.
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
#6
If you never removed the trans pan before, paste in the bottom of the pan is somewhat normal due to thrust washer and clutch disc wear.Should be cleaned out before assembly . The torque converter has 2 tangs that must engage with the slots in the pump drive gear on assembly. When it does you will feel/see the torque converter go all the way in and rotate freely. If you do drop the pan , you might consider purchasing a filter kit for that exact trans. They come with a filter , seal and pan gasket.
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
No adhesive is to be used to hold the gasket to the pan. Cleanliness is essential !
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