Allison Torque Converter Install
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The torque converter will slide onto the input shaft three times, each time seating further into the bellhousing followed by a 'clunk.'[3]Allison Torque Converter Install
Allison Torque Converter Problems
- First, hold the torque converter horizontally and face down (bolt holes facing towards the ground) so that the fluid will not drain back out.
- When ready to insert on the input shaft, turn the converter vertically with the bolt holes facing towards you. Hold the torque converter by its sides at 3 and 9 o'clock and slide onto the input shaft while slowly rotating it back and forth, as in Step 2, until you hear the first “clunk.”
- Continue to gently push on the torque converter and slowly rotate it back and forth. After a few seconds of this, it will slide back further and you will hear a second “clunk.” The torque converter is not properly seated yet and this is where the mistake of improperly installing it happens.
- Continue gently pushing on the torque converter while slowly rotating it until you hear a third and final “clunk.” It is now properly seated. If you continue to push and rotate, you will hear a scraping noise coming from behind the torque converter. This is normal and one way to tell it is installed properly.