What would be the best way and what product or chemical would be needed to flush a torque converter? It is out of the car and the transmission has had no issues just normal clutch dust and wear.

check local tranz shop,some have a machine that spins and flushes them

could pick up a fresh reman one cheaply

I drain them in a bucket over night and refill and run them,when the are fairly clean to start with,IMO

EPA regs supposedly made the trans shops do away w the converter flushing machine. Run some solvent thru it, slosh it around then drain it & flush the solvent out completely w some new fluid & you're good.

Put a drain plug in it, makes it easier to change the fluid later too.

Once you see a used converter cut open you won't settle for less than a rebuilt.

Go with a Dayco if it is just a stock deal

Don't forget to buy a flush kit to clean the transmission lines and the transmission cooler. Then blow them out good.

Does Dayco have a website?

I get mine at the local tranny shop

they are consolidated converters or something..I have the box at home,I will look for sure

I have used a few of the dayco on the chebbys and pontirags..

got my /6 HS loc-up for a a999 for 120$

had them add a drain plug also

OH!,I have a dayco sticker on the tool box with there #,but when I called they referd me to a local tranny shop..they are a wholesale rebuilder or something..at least thats what the phone person said

dont think they have a web sight either

dacco has stores in Tampa,Orlando,Pensocola,and I believe the Miami and Jacksonville area just call one they will most likely sell to you.