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Subject:   Flexplate Torque converter question
Name:   GaryO
Date Posted:   Feb 16, 08 - 3:45 PM
IP Address:   71.53.36.65
Email:   gwo1988@yahoo.com
Message:   As you know or remember I stripped out the holes on my torque converter. I drilled them out and tapped them bigger. Being that the mounting tangs are welded to it already, I have a blind hole making it impossible for me to get the tap or drill bit all the way to the bottom. My question is, when I tighten the flex plate to the converter, is the flexplate supposed to be flush up against the mouting tangs? Can I put a spacer in there? Thanks in advance.

Gary
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Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by Kaegi · Feb 16, 08 - 8:37 PM
Re: Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by GaryO · Feb 17, 08 - 12:25 AM
Re: Re: Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by George (Alberta) · Feb 17, 08 - 12:39 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by GaryO · Feb 17, 08 - 7:33 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by butch romig · Feb 17, 08 - 8:13 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Flexplate Torque converter question by George (Alberta) · Feb 17, 08 - 12:31 PM


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