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    Torque Converter question

    I have pulled my tranny out for rebuild an will be installing a new torque conveter. The question I have is that I marked the old unit with whiteout for position (per the Haynes manual). How will I know which position to put the new one in? Is it going to go in anyway because it isnt worn yet?
    07 Kia Sportage (Her car)
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    Ummm put it in the same direction how you pulled it out from the stock tranny. Thats the main thing.

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      Originally posted by NAiL05
      Ummm put it in the same direction how you pulled it out from the stock tranny. Thats the main thing.

      Well, I figured that much...I didnt know if there was a specific way to put the converter in or not...I was kind of thinking along the lines of replacing a distributer..you know, if you install it wrong, the timing is all jacked up until you get it installed and adjusted correctly.
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      91 Accord EX (My car)

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        I think you might have to shim the shaft to prevent the TC from touching the housing and such? I could be wrong. You got a manual? Thats your best bet to check. GL with it man.

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