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09-10-2012, 11:25 PM
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454 MAKES IT ROAR
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Essex, U.K
Posts: 2,701
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Re: Mystery noise when in drive. Video..
Well the upshot on mine was indeed a faulty TC, found a whole lotta silver grey metal fillings in the trans fluid which had settled in the pan, so something had definately come adrift in that TC, and the debris went through the tranny which then needed to be rebuilt.
Went for a TCI converter in the end, and a fresh rebuild of the 400 and it's been running great ever since, I wouldn't recomend a B&M converter, don't think they're put together all that well.
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