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Mikey Member Since: 10 Jan 2008 Location: Dundee Posts: 1750 |
We only fit brand new ZF/Sachs torque converters
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22nd May 2019 5:37pm |
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umitbat Member Since: 06 Jan 2010 Location: Space Posts: 433 |
Some reconditioned parts are as good as new with much less price.
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23rd May 2019 11:40am |
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Mikey Member Since: 10 Jan 2008 Location: Dundee Posts: 1750 |
Yes, it can be |
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23rd May 2019 2:24pm |
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RRPhil Member Since: 22 Aug 2011 Location: Blackburn, Lancashire Posts: 963 |
I’m not sure about the 8HP converter, but with the 5HP & 6HP units the difficulty is that the lock-up clutch is ‘captive’ i.e. the LUC piston return spring retainer is friction welded in position to the centre tower, very accurately, during manufacture. When the converter is re-manufactured the weld has to be removed, the friction plate(s) replaced and then the retainer has to be re-welded back into position again, very accurately. This is quite an involved process (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sslp8SqU-0Y) and should only be entrusted to a company with a lot of experience working on this type of unit. There are a number of ‘ZF approved’ places here in the UK with this capability e.g. JPAT, Sussex Auto Parts, Mackie Transmissions, etc. The need for accuracy stems from the fact that the LUC piston stroke is tiny (only around 1mm for the 5HP24).
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23rd May 2019 10:27pm |
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RJDS Member Since: 17 Dec 2016 Location: North Wales Posts: 46 |
Phil,
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24th May 2019 5:32pm |
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umitbat Member Since: 06 Jan 2010 Location: Space Posts: 433 |
Thanks one more time!!! 2010 3.6tdv8 180k km. sold 06 td6 160k Sold 03 td6 260k |
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24th May 2019 6:14pm |
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umitbat Member Since: 06 Jan 2010 Location: Space Posts: 433 |
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24th Sep 2019 7:31am |
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