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Converter Flushing

Posted By: Butch

Converter Flushing - 08/04/10 12:29 PM

What is the best way to flush out a converter. I found metal shavings in the fluid.

Thanks
Butch
Posted By: The Shadow

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/04/10 12:51 PM

Send it out to get cut open.
It's the only way to properly clean it
Posted By: HEMIFRED

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/04/10 04:16 PM

Quote:

Send it out to get cut open.
It's the only way to properly clean it





X2

And make sure you flush the lines and cooler.
Posted By: Cab_Burge

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/04/10 04:54 PM

Some of the better trans shop will have a automated converter flushing machine Be prepared to pay $30.00+ for it, call all of them that you can ask about that and the price I just went thruogh that, converter broke the thrust bearing race and ended up making a lot of metal and noise, it was not repairable. I thought it was the trans so I switch the converter into the back up trans you might want to have it cut open by a competent shop and have them(watch if you can ) inspect it thoroughly
Posted By: Dunnuck Racing

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/04/10 05:16 PM

The convertor company I am using here,offers a $99.00 freshen up service,cuts them apart cleans them ,replaces bearings,and welds them back together.I can get his number if you are interested.
Posted By: BobsProFab

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/05/10 01:29 AM

Butch,
Quick Draw near Mt. Vernon does cut in clean pretty cheap and has fast service.
he will aslo inspect it to see if it needs repaired.

Bob
Posted By: dartman366

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/05/10 01:49 AM

Quote:

Butch,
Quick Draw near Mt. Vernon does cut in clean pretty cheap and has fast service.
he will aslo inspect it to see if it needs repaired.

Bob


I got his number if ya need it.
Posted By: Butch

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/05/10 02:02 AM

Thanks Bob that's what I need.

Bill can you pm the number when you get time.

Thanks guys

Butch
Posted By: Baxter61

Re: Converter Flushing - 08/05/10 02:09 AM

Quote:

The convertor company I am using here,offers a $99.00 freshen up service,cuts them apart cleans them ,replaces bearings,and welds them back together.I can get his number if you are interested.




Thats funny, I called a shop around here about doing that and they were confused about the whole process, I didnt take my converter there by the way.
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