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Old 04-11-2002, 11:58 AM   #1
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The tranny will have an input shaft. Its THIS shaft that goes into the torqueconverter. VERY hard to do under the car, because:

The torque converter will need to be bolted to the flexplate (bolted to the crank) while its attached to the engine. So you will be slipping the tranny-input-shaft onto the motor/torqueconverter.
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