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01-20-2014 01:36 PM #1
Highly, highly unlikely other than some totally non-related gremlin. You say "...when it was time to hook it to the torque converter..." Does this mean that you've got the transmission in place, sliding the torque converter forward to bolt to the flex plate? It may be a hassle, but I'd drop the tranny, then remove the flex plate and put a bar on the dampener retaining bolt and see how it turns, even measuring the torque if you have an old deflection beam torque wrench, then re-bolt the flex plate paying close attention to any interference and confirm it's not the flex plate binding on something like top of bellhousing? There should be no change in the rotating force with the addition of the flex plate.Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
We managed to get a couple of other small things taken care of. One was blacking out the front of the core support. When the sun hit the front of the car just right that green paint on the core...
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI