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From: Purgatory
Originally Posted by alec_b
No the "cheese grater" is a little screen in the valve body. Looks kind of like a little pyramid of wire mesh, or a cheese grater. Never heard it called that lol. But to each his own.
this is a quote from this thread - http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ission&start=0
there is a orfiss tube that has a screen on it, once the screen breaks, to much fluid is going into the pump or shutoff valve for the torque convertor lockup
its prolly a $5 part, and about 10-12 hours labor.
its prolly a $5 part, and about 10-12 hours labor.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
Originally Posted by alec_b
No the "cheese grater" is a little screen in the valve body. Looks kind of like a little pyramid of wire mesh, or a cheese grater. Never heard it called that lol. But to each his own.
this is a quote from this thread - http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ission&start=0
there is a orfiss tube that has a screen on it, once the screen breaks, to much fluid is going into the pump or shutoff valve for the torque convertor lockup
its prolly a $5 part, and about 10-12 hours labor.
its prolly a $5 part, and about 10-12 hours labor.
Looks to me like you're both talking about the same thing. Good info though... 
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I once took my Buick valve body out and brought it to the tranny shop for parts.
Its all acessable by only removing the side pan while the tranny is still in the car.
How many hrs labor did he charge? That could be the culprit.
Its all acessable by only removing the side pan while the tranny is still in the car.
How many hrs labor did he charge? That could be the culprit.
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