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    5/09/2021 6:07 PM  #1

    Rudi
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    From: Stuck in the 50's Welland Ca
    Registered: 4/01/2013
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    Torque converter question

    I had a converter built for my upgraded modded AOD and lost all info about it.
    Is there anyway to determine what the stall is while still in the car?
    I’m looking at a Lentech valve body so I can get a 1, 2, 3, 4 shift pattern and need that info.

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    5/09/2021 6:36 PM  #2

    Texas!
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    Re: Torque converter question

    To test the stall on your current torque converter: With the engine running and the brake pedal held firmly with your left foot put the selector in drive and depress the accelerator fully to the floor with your right foot for two to three seconds. Your stall speed will be the maximum RPM shown on the tach.

     

     

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