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03-30-2005 03:10 PM #1
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how to identify the torque converter
the guy who sold me the car claims its a 2800, how do i confirm that? there is no numbers on it??
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03-30-2005 03:14 PM #2
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Is it in the car? If so, powerbrake and watch the tack. If it's out of the car, what diameter is it?Last edited by pro70z28; 03-30-2005 at 03:18 PM.
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03-30-2005 03:54 PM #3
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03-30-2005 04:01 PM #4
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Other than doing what ProZ said, there really isn't any way to tell. The 13" diameter just means that it has a stock shell, it could have been re-curved inside. If it's feasable I would just replace it with a known converter, otherwise just put it in, and go.Mike Casella
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