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This might be a dumb question, but if it was the torque converter would I hear or feel it messing up driving around?Unfortunately mine too
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This might be a dumb question, but if it was the torque converter would I hear or feel it messing up driving around?Unfortunately mine too
Neh, not dumb. I am by no means a transmission expert, just speaking on experience.This might be a dumb question, but if it was the torque converter would I hear or feel it messing up driving around?
In the month I’ve owned the truck I’ve had one harder than normal shift from 4-3. Other than that, it’s shifted just fine.Neh, not dumb. I am by no means a transmission expert, just speaking on experience.
Calling @Old-Raptor-guy and @FordTechOne for expertise
I went to torque converter because thats the only rotating mass when you experience issues.
Torquing moving the mounts was the other movement I thought of.
Does it ever flutter shifting gears or have a hard/awkward shift?
I’m at work but will try to grab oneif you can possibly share a video, that can help a bit more with narrowing it down.
Sounds like it’s outside the cab while I’m in the driver seat. Seams like the truck has to be driven a little and then once I stop (at a drive through) I hear it off an on. Sometimes quiet, sometimes a little louder. I’m completely stumped. A few noises (5-10) then a few seconds of silence. Then some more noise.Sound like it is inside or outside the cab?
Never heard a torque converter makea thud noise, and it spins at engine RPM so it would be a pretty fast thud,thud,thud,thud. Fast like 10 times a second at idle (600÷60 sec = 10 times a second).
Need more info,
Is it just once randomly or once it starts is it pretty regular? If so how often(1 every couple secs or 1 every couple minutes).