IPT Performance Transmission "Tips Vol. II" Video

[transdude]

Here's the next part. Transmission pump tips and causes of pump bushing failure.

-John
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[danl]

Thanks very informative. Do you have any videos describing the front and rear clutch install? I see you sell those parts and would like to upgrade in the future.

 

[transdude]

Thanks very informative. Do you have any videos describing the front and rear clutch install? I see you sell those parts and would like to upgrade in the future.

Actually was considering those- perhaps this week. Also, I would take any good suggestions for stuff anyone would want to know more about.


-John

 

[danl]

I think covering the parts you sell is great. Not everybody can ship their trans cross country to get work done. Or perhaps they just need to fix a problematic part and don't need a full on build. Having the videos and being shown common mistakes really helps out.

 

[genegoesfast]

Great stuff John! Thanks for all the hard work supporting the community.

 

[johnmarines]

great video!!!!!

 

[transdude]

Thanks guys. I will try to do some more as time permits.

-John
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[dsmmack]

Great tip on the trans pilot bushing in the crank. I'm running the thicker Kiggly flexplate. I think while I have the engine out I'll pick up a new bushing and modify and put it in backwards just to make sure I'm getting the correct contact.

Much appreciated!

 

[transdude]

Great tip on the trans pilot bushing in the crank. I'm running the thicker Kiggly flexplate. I think while I have the engine out I'll pick up a new bushing and modify and put it in backwards just to make sure I'm getting the correct contact.

Much appreciated!

I would.

Sometimes there becomes a tolerance stack-up situation, i.e. converter pilot height a bit short, end of the crank a bit long, the step on the bushing being a bit further in, etc..

If some of these things add up in the wrong direction (and it's so close to begin with), you can have a problem.

-John
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