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700R4 Tranny

MA87K5

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I was checking my engine by powerbraking the tranny when it felt like the tranny let loose. Nothing popped or made a noise. Now I give a lot of gas just to start to roll. Does this mean that it is toast?
 
ANother question... has anyone heard of breaking the input teeth off the input shaft on these transmissions? Supposedly that is with I did to mine... any one have an extra 700r4 sitting around that they want to get rid of?

Have been stuck (once) as of 8/12/00
 
hmm sounds like you might of fried pull teh dip stick and smell the fuild it will smell fryed never heard of breack teethe but once saw a ford the rolled 3 times teh broke the input shaft

Bandit
(Your right i dont understand the jeep thing)
 
Me TC??? I was thinking that because again, supposedly, those torque converters are notorious for thier cases "expanding"... anyone know if there's any truth to that???

Have been stuck (once) as of 8/12/00
 
AKA MA87K5
Thanks everyone for the replies. I talked to Rossler Transmission and they told me that it also might be the torque converter. I priced one at $65.
 
mine did the SAME thing...it was the TC...not to expensive. And thats a good price

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<font color=purple> Slow down , Bandit !

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A TC for $65??? Man, they usually run about $200 for the 700...


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Heard of breaking the splines off the forward input clutch pack/sprag, but if that happens, then no forward. Hardened sprags usually fix this. A good replacement stock torque convertor (1654 stall) for a 700r4 runs about $70 buck from a supplier. Get the same unit from a tranny repair place and their markup will run you about $170 for the same item from the same supplier that you got the $70 price from.
 
I know the early 200-4R's had un-hardened stator supports, which also mate up to the converter, and it is/was common for the teeth to wear off completely. I'm sure the early 700 had the same problem.

Dorian
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<font color=red>DON'T DRIVE IT ON A BAD CONVERTER!!!<font color=black> That will toast the rest of the trans, and you'll have a fresh converter on a trashed trans...[whoops] Just make sure to get the trans powerflushed (best), or change the fluid & filter a couple times back-to-back (okay), to avoid contaminating the rest of the trans.

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AKA MA87K5
Thanks everyone. But I think that I'll just change the tranny all together. I really don't want to change the converter and find out that the tranny is bad, and take it all apart again. I have very limited time. I bought a 92 tranny that came from a step side pickup for $400. The fluid is nice and red. The truck didn't look like it had alot of miles. It just had the front destroyed.
 

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