Trans or torque converter problems
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Trans or torque converter problems
1999 f250 7.3 4r100 trans
I’m getting this grinding clacking noise form the torque converter I had replaced it in hops it was the problem but still same noise but only from stop and or slowing down
I’m getting this grinding clacking noise form the torque converter I had replaced it in hops it was the problem but still same noise but only from stop and or slowing down
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So, you get a grinding or clacking noise from the transmission while stopping or slowing down. A new torque converter did not fix the issue.
Is your truck 4 wheel drive or 2 wheel drive?
Is your truck 4 wheel drive or 2 wheel drive?
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X2 on the flex plate. A big sign of a bad or failing flex plate is grinding/clacking noise. You know that sound from when you were a kid and let the ceiling fan hit the tip of your finger? Just like that but metal on metal.
Does your starter ever not engage and do the embarrassing "ZING" noise? That's a sign of the teeth not meshing correctly. You can also pop out the rubber plug on the tranny. Hold the teeth on the flex plate with the screwdriver and then manually turn the crank pulley. If the engine turns over but the flex plate doesn't move, it's faulty
Does your starter ever not engage and do the embarrassing "ZING" noise? That's a sign of the teeth not meshing correctly. You can also pop out the rubber plug on the tranny. Hold the teeth on the flex plate with the screwdriver and then manually turn the crank pulley. If the engine turns over but the flex plate doesn't move, it's faulty
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