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Wow...glad you figured it out
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Damn! I (almost) had that same problem putting the trans back in my grampa's old 71 Lincoln. Well in all that excitement I couldn't remember if I heard three "clunks" or only two when I installed the converter. (I know it sounds like the old Dirty Harry line). Got the entire trans installed and noticed it was a bit tight against the engine. Pulled it all back out and yup - only two clunks. Pulled the converter back out and reinserted it with three clunks to fully seat it in the pump lugs. Now I feel lucky! ;-)
Last edited by njsteve; 02-10-2021 at 12:25 AM. |
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