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I have a rattle coming from the torque converter.

Tiny
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I have a rattle coming from the torque converter that my mechanic friend says is a loose nut/washer that goes away under throttle pressure or when the vehicle is placed in tow/haul mode and the pressure in the transmission line is increased. Can I drive it while I accumulate the money for the necessary repair and what is the necessary repair?
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Monday, March 11th, 2013 AT 6:20 PM

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Tiny
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The torque converter has no nuts or bolts to tighten. They are attaching bolts to the flywheel only.

Yopu need a new shop for a diag that makes sense.

The converter will have to be replaced and the trans may have to be overhauled as well.

Roy
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