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How do you run an auto trans engine on a stand?
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09/03/08 01:28 PM
09/03/08 01:28 PM
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Posts: 1,074 So Cal, USA
Fab64
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The shop I'm considering sending my slant-6 to for a re-build (Picks Racing Engines, in Santa Ana) says they will run it on a stand when it's done. So, how does one start/run an engine that has an automatic transmission, when the tranny is not attached? That is, the starter gear is on the torque convertor, which I'm pretty sure probably can't be attached to the flex plate and used to start the engine (without the tranny also attached) - correct? Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.
Roger
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Re: How do you run an auto trans engine on a stand?
[Re: 540challenger]
#114543
09/03/08 01:52 PM
09/03/08 01:52 PM
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Well, DUH - didn't think of that, thanks! I have a bellhousing from a 3-spd tranny out of a '62 Valiant that may work. Are slant-6 flywheels specific to that engine, or are there others that would work? This is a '67 225 cu. in.
Last edited by Fab64; 09/03/08 01:52 PM.
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