Quick and easy one. Torque converter...

[Idually]

Promise I'll delete after I receive an answer. No FSM yet.



Can some one tell me the torque for the torque conv bolts? Searched archives... Can't find... :{



Please?

Andrew

 

[Paychk]

35 ft. lbs. or 47 Nm.



PS Leave it someone else may need it.

 

[Idually]

Thats all? 35ft lbs. Not questioning, just surprised. Seems low.



Don't understand your P. S. ? Part of your sig? Edit: Nevermind... Duh. I will leave it. A. S.



Thanks Paychk.



Andrew

 

[Paychk]

I've been digging through the manual & can't find the 12. 2" torque converter in the transmission torque tables. Only place it is listed is in the reinstall section. I'm guessing it is because the bolts are spaced father apart on the larger converter housing.

 

[Idually]

Alan. Please take no offense to my other post. I should have given a bit more info. It is not the truck in my sig. , it is the Ramcharger that I'm putting a 1991(Non-IC, 727, 4x4) drive train into. Someone in my shoes should not question... only listen. I appreciate the info!!!!!



Thanks again!

Andrew

 

[Paychk]

Alan. Please take no offense to my other post. I should have given a bit more info. It is not the truck in my sig. , it is the Ramcharger that I'm putting a 1991(Non-IC, 727, 4x4) drive train into. Someone in my shoes should not question... only listen. I appreciate the info!!!!!



Thanks again!

Andrew

None taken. I had the same reaction as yourself, "35 ft. lbs. ??? can't be", that is why I kept looking.