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DeepDak
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6/24/2002
13:39:18
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 Subject: Torque Converter going bad???
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How can one tell if a torque converter is going out? A buddy of mine thinks his might be on his '99 R/T. I couldn't tell him since I've always owned 5-speeds. He said it sometimes clunks when putting it into reverse or drive. Any info or things to look for would be greatly appreciated!
Eli
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Dodge Dakota
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6/24/2002
15:06:29
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A clunk doesn't mean it's the torque convertor alone. You could just have a bad U-Joint, or a tranny that needs a little adjustment.
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MikeD
R/T
6/24/2002
16:03:46
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If it is the converter I'll sell you my stock one out of my '01 R/T had about 8,000 miles on it.
~Mike~
'01 R/T
.512/.512 Kammer Cam, MP 2400 Stall, True Duals w/ Flowmaster 40 series, M-1 2bbl, F&B 52mm TB, Airaid, JBA headers, JBA 9mm wires, Kenne Bell Optimizer II, 160 t-stat, 3rd cat removed, Chrome R/T badges
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sandman
Dodge Dakota
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6/24/2002
20:45:24
|  RE: Torque Converter going bad???
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Check pan for metalic and abrasive particle. If he has a cooler check it as well as debri tends to build up there.
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