Usually the tranny will go first, but it really doesn't matter. Take it to a shop that specializes in tranmissions, or if you want to experience the pain of replacing it yourself, take it out and haul it to a reputable transmission rebuild shop. Either way, they will tell you to replace the torque converter as a wise precaution even if it's not the problem. As there is no way to clean out a torque converter, any muck or metal shavings left in it will just get into your newly rebuilt tranny and ruin it fast. So count on a new converter no matter what. Also, if you replace it yourself, be sure to fill the new converter with fluid before assembly and flush out the cooling lines before hooking them up. One last thing, be sure to spin the converter when you push it into the tranny. You should feel it go in steps, about 3 or 4. If you don't get it in all the way, the converter will shatter the front pump assembly when you tighten the tranny to the engine. Then you'll have to take it back out and get it repaired, and it WON'T be under warrranty.
The torque converter is between the engine and transmission.The torque converter is between the engine and transmission.
You have to remove the transmission to replace the torque converter.You have to remove the transmission to replace the torque converter.
No , just the automatic transmission has a torque converter
The torque converter is located between the engine output shaft and the transmission. Have to drop transmission to remove.
The torque converter solenoid is inside the transmission on the valve body.The torque converter solenoid is inside the transmission on the valve body.
It is the part that the torque converter goes into in the transmission.It is the part that the torque converter goes into in the transmission.
The Torque Converter uses the same fluid as the transmission. The transmission has a filter. So, in effect...the answer is "Yes" torque converter fluid is filtered. However, the torque converter has no special fluid of its own.
In the transmission
The torque converter is bolted between the engine and transmission.
The 1997 Ford Taurus torque converter solenoid can be found on the side of the transmission. The torque converter solenoid will be on the left hand side of the transmission.
A torque converter can cost anywhere from $129 to $249 dollars. A torque converter is what allows the transmission to shift gears.
there is usually a metal plate on the transmission itself with that information on it, or you can tell by the number of transmission bolts you have in the transmission pan.