Ryan_R
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- Joined
- May 6, 2006
- Location
- Louisville, KY
Quick question:
Do AW-70/71's use a different flexplate depending on whether there's a lock-up converter or not? The lock-up and non- converters look very different in terms of how they mate to the flexplate, and the internets are showing me two different looking flexplates: one that's flat, and one that has a bit of a dish in it. VIDA is ambiguous.
The goal is to put the AW-70 from an '89 240 into a '91 Regina 740, so using the 240's Bosch flexplate is a no go.
Thanks!
-Ryan
Do AW-70/71's use a different flexplate depending on whether there's a lock-up converter or not? The lock-up and non- converters look very different in terms of how they mate to the flexplate, and the internets are showing me two different looking flexplates: one that's flat, and one that has a bit of a dish in it. VIDA is ambiguous.
The goal is to put the AW-70 from an '89 240 into a '91 Regina 740, so using the 240's Bosch flexplate is a no go.
Thanks!
-Ryan