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298mm clearance problems and solutions Worn turbine surface Turbine surface after proper refinishing Part Number: GM-WP10-OE When referring to clearance on any torque converter, there are […]

GM damper assemblies cause converter contamination In past issues we have reported about the importance of cleanliness. Never has it been more true than with the […]

4L60E and 4L65E transmission suffers from holiday travel blues Now that we have reached peek travel time for the summer season, a little special care may […]

Gm 298mm early design bearing failure Photo A Photo B Another popular topic frequently brought up by members is how to prevent premature bearing failure on […]

GM 4L80E Most commonly used in……1990 and newer GM and GMC trucks and vans Most common areas of concern should be……inspection of lockup piston, proper T.I.R. […]

GM 287mm 4L60E converter tips help rebuilders General Motors’ new est 4L 60E converter, used in the 2003 and newer Trail Blazer and Envoy, has become […]

Rebuilders ‘weep’ woven clutch woes 245mm and 298mm woven carbon clutches  Do to many requests, the TCRA staff investigated the problem of woven carbon clutches plaguing […]

GM 245mm converter code creates confusion at rebuild General Motors’ four-digit converter code is confusing to say the least. When is a “J” not a “J” […]

245mm improvements While on the topic of the 245mm torque converter, we would like to share a few improvements that may reduce converter comebacks. First, we […]