UPDATE - Whirring noise from front cover area
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Originally Posted by Bob Dillon
Uh oh.
Not to be insulting and kinda basic, but have you checked the fluid? changed the filter lately?
Not to be insulting and kinda basic, but have you checked the fluid? changed the filter lately?
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Originally Posted by Bob Dillon
Reverend Bob sez: Let us pray....
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Give it a filter/fluid service and holler back.
Meanwhile..dig out your receipt and see if they replaced the torque converter.
Meanwhile..dig out your receipt and see if they replaced the torque converter.
Converter was replaced at the time of rebuild.
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Originally Posted by BonnevillesSince62
Originally Posted by Bob Dillon
Reverend Bob sez: Let us pray....
Let us know what you find during the trans fluid change...
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Originally Posted by BonnevillesSince62
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When you dug out that receipt...what'* the warranty?
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I think the name of the rebuild shop was "September Transmission", because by October I'm sure they had changed names and management.
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Changed the fluid/filter this morning. No change in the noise. The pan had some clutch material in it, but nothing excessive. Time for the car to go to the doctor, I guess.