blown torque converter
today i went to pick up a new front axle i found on cl that was about 120 miles from where i live. the truck drove fine up there but about 10 miles after i started comig back the truck stared acting like there was no slip between the engine and tranny, kind of like when a vehicls fuel filter gets clogged goin down the highway but my fuel pressure is good. if i go at a constant speed there is no issue but if i try to acclerate as soon as i gain maybe 2-300 rpms the truck starts seriously fighting to go faster...like the tranny is locked up to the motor. im also throw code 0740 i belive. my tranny got rebuilt like 5k ago but i dont think he gave me a new torque converter. could it be a tc goin out or did he f@#k up on the rebuild?
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If he didn't replace the TC, all the crap that was in the old trans, including whatever it left when it died, just got transplanted into the rebuild. ALWAYS ALWAYS replace the TC when rebuilding a trans.
Not just a clogged cat is it?? |
my cat got hollowed out a long time ago, and when the truck is in park or neutral the truck has no trouble revin up
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
(Post 2429938)
If he didn't replace the TC, all the crap that was in the old trans, including whatever it left when it died, just got transplanted into the rebuild. ALWAYS ALWAYS replace the TC when rebuilding a trans.
Not just a clogged cat is it?? |
i was wrong about the not using a new tc i just called my pops and he said he watch the guy open the bow with the new one when he delived my tranny
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Originally Posted by 98BIGRED5.9Gas
(Post 2429990)
i was wrong about the not using a new tc i just called my pops and he said he watch the guy open the bow with the new one when he delived my tranny
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cant i just get a new torque converter?
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It may be a bad connection to the TCC solenoid, or even a failed solenoid. The pcm is NOT seeing an RPM drop (that it would expect) when it commands TCC engagement.
You should still be under warranty. Take it back to the shop you had it rebuilt at, let 'em know what's going on, see what they have to say. |
Originally Posted by HeyYou
(Post 2430071)
It may be a bad connection to the TCC solenoid, or even a failed solenoid. The pcm is NOT seeing an RPM drop (that it would expect) when it commands TCC engagement.
You should still be under warranty. Take it back to the shop you had it rebuilt at, let 'em know what's going on, see what they have to say. |
i cant really take it back to the guy right now, his shop is back home in south texas and im in north louisiana and this is my only vehicle so i cant really afford to have the truck down for a few weeks while i drop the tranny and send it back to him and i dont wanna risk driving this thing the 300+ miles to his shop from where i live, if its a bad tc hell send me a new one
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