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You're so far away as here in So. Cal. there's lots of places to sell you a rebuilt or at least back-flushed & cleaned out one for less....
*DO* give any used one you get , the sniff test before installing it ~ if it smells burned in the opening , it is and it'll damage your good tranny . Back flushing a good used TC is usually $50.00 or so .
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Ah, I didnt realise that your car would not move under its own power at all.... This tends to suggest to me that there is summit wrong in the Trans itself--rather than the Converter--Not that a completely failed converter wouldnt cause the same fault! Personally, Ive never seen a converter that didnt transmit Some drive, but it must be possible... In your case, the line-pressure test is a good start as well as checking for fluid flow etc.....
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The part number is 126 250 2302 xxxx. Another possible route is to look into seeing if the later years model 603 3.0L powered 300D or 300SDL torque converters are a match. .
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Thanks for all of the replys. I found a rebuilt at TorqueConverter1dotcom for $135 with $20 s/h and no core charge so I ordered it.
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The trans shop said I needed a rebuilt converter so I put one in and it did not fix my problem. I took the trans to the same shop and they kept it for 2 weeks and said they don't know what is wrong with it. They felt hurt when I refused to pay them for looking at it, I had already paid them $80 for the first bad info about the converter. I now have the trans at another shop waiting for a rebuild. When I had the "new" converter in I did a pressure test and it was only 10 lbs instead of 175 to 200 like the book says. If I ever have a trans problem again I will just order a rebuilt trans and converter and be done with it. It takes me about 4 hrs to pull or install using a friends lift and I don't like to do it over and over.
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Sorry to hear that, Jim. There is another SD doing the same thing on the forum. I pointed him to your thread. Good luck to you.
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If I was in the OP's position, I would be looking for parts to do a manual conversion.
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