New Torque Convertor Installed.
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New Torque Convertor Installed.
Had my INTENSE TCC-300 installed today. Big Jeff and I pulled the engine from good ole' 8Ball because I also had an oil leak from the oil pan gasket that occured when we did the cam shaft install. Good thing we dropped the pan and the removed the timing chain cover (I also hooked my balance shaft back up to get rid of my 1500 rpm vibration) as apparantly the timing chain tensioner had exploded and was sitting in the bottom of the oil pan. Car is smooth as butter now that the balance shaft is reconnected and the TCC-300 has really woken up the car on hard acceleration. Not much change at all from normal street driving but slam the gas and wow....
While we were at it we also installed some dynomat on the trans and front knock sensor to try to alleviate any false knock that may have been ocurring. I have yet to scan it but will get some numbers in the next week.
Here are some pics from the day.
While we were at it we also installed some dynomat on the trans and front knock sensor to try to alleviate any false knock that may have been ocurring. I have yet to scan it but will get some numbers in the next week.
Here are some pics from the day.
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Fun fun... I wish i had time on my hands to do things like pull motors etc.
What'* the dynamat rated temp wise ?
What'* the dynamat rated temp wise ?
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Good pics.
Interesting to see. Wondered when you where going to reinstall that balance shaft. Good move.
Any idea why your tensioner exploded? Not compatible with the new chain?
How long did the total job take?
Interesting to see. Wondered when you where going to reinstall that balance shaft. Good move.
Any idea why your tensioner exploded? Not compatible with the new chain?
How long did the total job take?
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Good pics.
Interesting to see. Wondered when you where going to reinstall that balance shaft. Good move.
Any idea why your tensioner exploded? Not compatible with the new chain?
How long did the total job take?
Interesting to see. Wondered when you where going to reinstall that balance shaft. Good move.
Any idea why your tensioner exploded? Not compatible with the new chain?
How long did the total job take?
Total job was about 7 hours.
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According to Scott and Jeff, this is very common in our engines with stronger vavle springs.
This engine is not as bullet proof as I was led to believe. Maybe it is if you don't mod it or if NA but between all these issues and the weak trani....
I'm not planning to pull the engine for a long time, so this is all the proof I need to stop further modding and start saving for a ............Mercedes geared HEMI ???!!!!!
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I think thats true for almost any engine. You can get the timing chain cover off without pulling the engine so it may not be as bad as it seems.
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Originally Posted by GAMEOVER
cool pics
how much bread does it cost for you to do all of this???
how much bread does it cost for you to do all of this???