4.9L E40D Flexplate Question
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5th Wheeling
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4.9L E40D Flexplate Question
1994 F150 4.9l with E40D.
Had to replace the flexplate due to the other one cracking.
Does anyone have a trick to line the torque converter up to the flexplate?
Does the the flexplate have a certain position it needs to be at, as in balance with this particular year?
Does the torque converter need to be at a certain position with the flexplate?
Thank you for your help.
Had to replace the flexplate due to the other one cracking.
Does anyone have a trick to line the torque converter up to the flexplate?
Does the the flexplate have a certain position it needs to be at, as in balance with this particular year?
Does the torque converter need to be at a certain position with the flexplate?
Thank you for your help.
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5th Wheeling
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Thank you. I got it done this afternoon, used an allen wrench to feel the torque converter stud and line it up. Now it's time to torque everything down (and not forget some thread lock this time), throw the harness back on, reconnect the drive shafts, fix my rotted fuel vent line, and redo the entire shot rear suspension
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