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Old 24-07-20, 15:07
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Hello All,

After taking advice from this forum I looked at some more alternatives. I found a business that sells re-manufactured torque converters. They accepted my converter with the mangled studs as an exchange - without having to pay any extra. So I now have a factory rebuilt torque converter to fit to the gearbox.

I also bought a set of new nuts to fix the torque converter to the flex plate.

That was an expensive introduction to the area of automatic gearboxes!

Kind regards
Lionel
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