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04-11-2026, 07:52 AM
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Is this a different converter than what was in it before?
It might be a problem, if it is different. The locating ring on the converter may be hitting the crank not letting the converter pull up tight. If so, you can use a spacer/washer between the converter and the flexplate to space it out. The distance shouldn't make a difference. The only problem with this is that the ring helps center the converter. You may have to make sure it is centered after tightening. 
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04-11-2026, 07:56 AM
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I would check the gap with converter pulled to the transmission (rear).
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