f55079
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I'm new at this but is all torque converters welded to the flywheel? Also I was browsing the Internet to get info on my torque converter part # 10420 and can't find anything dose anybody have any info. Thanks
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i never ever seen a welded torque to the flex plate. someone should have there welder taken away from them lol
.............yes, most mopars................kim..........
67Dart273
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You sure you are not confusing STARTER RING GEAR with "flywheel" and "flex plate?"
You could never get the TQ on/off the engine if the TQ was welded to the flex plate!!!
Automatic cars do not HAVE a "flywheel." The flex plate:
bolts on where the FLYWHEEL in a stick car would be, but the TQ provides the MASS that would "be" the flywheel.
You could never get the TQ on/off the engine if the TQ was welded to the flex plate!!!
Automatic cars do not HAVE a "flywheel." The flex plate:
bolts on where the FLYWHEEL in a stick car would be, but the TQ provides the MASS that would "be" the flywheel.
f55079
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67Dart273 said:
Yes your right in sorry it's welded to the starter ring gear.
f55079
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Dose anyone have any info on this part # 10420?
Old B&M part number ?
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