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Old 03-11-2009, 04:09 PM   #3
jgarverick
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Re: Torque ConverterTransmission Question

i second what freeride said. if its been inside and was oiled down before storage, you should be ok with changing just a couple gaskets. i personally don't even use oil pan gaskets anymore just straight silicon and torque down wet. if you haven't bought the 700r4 yet, you may want to consider a 2004r, not as big of a 1st to 2nd jump, can be built to higher hp capabilities and about the same money. ditto on the tv cable. improperly adjusted tv cables probably destroy more trannies than anyone right foot ever did. good luck.
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