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    Yes, any light grease will suffice. I don't like the idea of the anti-seize but as long as you didn't "goop" / slober it on.. I guess it's okay. it's a coating, not a lubricant, it will wash off when in contact with the ATF fluid.

    And good choices for the convertor journal, I use the same light grease there also, anything to keep the area lubed while waiting for the startup.

    OH.. and welcome to the club! Nice to see you here.

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    Thanks for the info and the welcome . If ATF will wash the anti-seize off, I will clean it and use ATF fluid on all surfaces. Making sure to get every detail on this install correct, appreciate the help

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