help IDing Torque converters
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help IDing Torque converters
Hi, I have a 2000 F150 SC 4x4 7700lb XLT with the 5.4l and 4R100 transmission.
Does the transmission tag on the side of the 4r100 include the torque converter info? or will I have to pull the converter to see if it is a high or low stall speed unit?
I am getting a high pitched whine from the bell housing area that makes a spooling down noise after the engine drops below 1000 RPM. From what I have read , it sounds like ether the torque converter or the front pump in the 4r100.
I want to swap another 4r100 and torque converter from a 2000 Expedition that has a 4r100 but came with a 4.6l engine, I am not sure if it has the same torque converter.
The expedition is a oddball fleet truck that doesn't seem to match up with the parts lookups online.
Does the transmission tag on the side of the 4r100 include the torque converter info? or will I have to pull the converter to see if it is a high or low stall speed unit?
I am getting a high pitched whine from the bell housing area that makes a spooling down noise after the engine drops below 1000 RPM. From what I have read , it sounds like ether the torque converter or the front pump in the 4r100.
I want to swap another 4r100 and torque converter from a 2000 Expedition that has a 4r100 but came with a 4.6l engine, I am not sure if it has the same torque converter.
The expedition is a oddball fleet truck that doesn't seem to match up with the parts lookups online.
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