trying to install my a.o.d. tranny to 302 roller motor everything lines up fine but last 3/16 of a inch when tighting up to block gets really hard and engine becomes almost impossiable to turn over with breaker bar. trans came out of a ford truck and had rebuilt. engine came out of crown vic! trans that was hooked to engine was a c-6 least what guy told me...
Did you have the torque converter all of the way into the transmission? I like to tie them in so they don't slide out. Sometimes you need to drill a small hole in the bellhousing to tie it to.
Yep, don't force it or you will have problems. Pull it back and spin the converter clockwise a bunch of times until it drops down and seats into the transmission. Measure where it is now in relation to the mounting surface, then remeasure once it drops down. You should hear a solid clunk when it seats. Don
Does your torque converter have studs on it that need to slide into the holes in the flex plate as the engine and transmission slide together? Maybe the torque converter and flex plate are not clocked in the same position and the studs are hitting on a solid area of the flex plate. I have had it happen to me before, especially with an aftermarket torque converter....
all the bolts on the converter line up and go through the flex plate ..after looking real quick at converter it might not be seating all the way in..its dark im tired and done for the night... clean up end of crank real good in morning..and give another shot...thanks guys
Make sure you have the engine plate between the the block and flexplate also. I've made the mistake ONCE Posted from the TJJ App for iPhone & iPad
It will fall right in tomorrow. Always good to walk away when your tired and shtuff just ain't going right!
which flexplate is on the engine? if you are using the c6 one it is different to the aod .offset is different in relation to the converter. could be the problem.
thanks for the help walked out this morning nice and fresh..at bada - bing spun the converter and droped right in !all is good