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Girlfriend has a 2006 Mustang with the 4.0L SOHC. Got it from a friend of hers for a decent deal because the transmission is going out. Bought a second transmission, and installed it. No go. Reinstalled first one. Also, no go.
Steps taken:
Completely and safely removed the transmission. WITHOUT leaving torque converter bolted to block.
Completely reseated torque converter before install.
I know with the ford Transmissions, they’ve got that weird 3 steps down process. Double checked seating with a level across the entire front mating surface to guarantee its well seated. (As best I could, anyway.)
without the drivetrain all bolted in, the transmission rolls through gears. With the rear end buttoned up and bolted on, the thing can’t move under its own power.
My first thought is that either the pump is bad, or the torque converter is bad. All lines were plumbed, no leaks, fresh fluid, filter, and gasket.
I’m hoping someone will be able to chime in.
thank you in advance!
Steps taken:
Completely and safely removed the transmission. WITHOUT leaving torque converter bolted to block.
Completely reseated torque converter before install.
I know with the ford Transmissions, they’ve got that weird 3 steps down process. Double checked seating with a level across the entire front mating surface to guarantee its well seated. (As best I could, anyway.)
without the drivetrain all bolted in, the transmission rolls through gears. With the rear end buttoned up and bolted on, the thing can’t move under its own power.
My first thought is that either the pump is bad, or the torque converter is bad. All lines were plumbed, no leaks, fresh fluid, filter, and gasket.
I’m hoping someone will be able to chime in.
thank you in advance!