Flushing a converter
08-24-2010, 08:13 PM
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Flushing a converter
Done some reading and havent seen much of any one have any good ideas to flush a converter them selves.. Fixin to dig into my old trans and learn how to rebuild it myself and I was wanting to flush this converter without sending it off to some one to be cut and cleaned.. any good ways to clean this..
08-25-2010, 03:23 PM
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Done some reading and havent seen much of any one have any good ideas to flush a converter them selves.. Fixin to dig into my old trans and learn how to rebuild it myself and I was wanting to flush this converter without sending it off to some one to be cut and cleaned.. any good ways to clean this..
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I agree with him, thats always what my old tranny guy used to say.
But i have heard of people flushing them with diesel and basically sloshing it around a bit and pouring it out. Can u get it cut locally? seems there actually several shops that can do it....
But i have heard of people flushing them with diesel and basically sloshing it around a bit and pouring it out. Can u get it cut locally? seems there actually several shops that can do it....
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