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20485, automatic trans question Posted by yellowRS, Apr-16-02 06:50 AM
i have a 95 rs with an auto trans and i am wanting to put a torque converter and shift kit on it. does anyone know where i can find either one of these. thanx
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20486, RE: automatic trans question Posted by JohannS07, Apr-16-02 10:03 AM
Hey wassup, the best place for AT tranny stuff that I know is: www.levelten.com
Good luck
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20487, RE: automatic trans question Posted by dougie2, Apr-16-02 01:42 PM
Yep... that's all I can find too. Everyone loves the quality of their work.
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20488, RE: automatic trans question Posted by yellowRS, Apr-17-02 12:07 AM
thanx for the site. thats just what i was looking for. have you ever taken an automatic out of an eclipse? i am thinking of doing it my self, is it very difficult? any good instructions on the web?
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20489, RE: automatic trans question Posted by dougie2, Apr-17-02 03:33 AM
It's not hard, but if you've never dropped a tranny on a FWD car it may be difficult for you. Here's basically what's involved:
1 Remove battery and tray 2 Remove Intake 3 Drain the tansaxle fluid 4 Remove engine undercover 5 Disconnect control cable 6 Remove dipstick assembly 7 Remove starter 8 Detach output speed sensor, range switch, solenoid and pressure switch, input speed sensor. 9 Remove mounting bolts 10 Remove mounting bracket nuts 11 Disconnect AT oil cooler lines 12 Detach tie-rod end, stabilizer link. 13 Remove damper fork 14 Detach lower ball joints & Disconnect driveshaft 15 Remove center member, front & rear plates 16 Remove torque converter bolts 17 Remove remaining bolts
That's about it... not too bad but set aside an entire day to do it.
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