HELP!!!! Cant Remove torque converter !

[SublimESmoker420]

Loosen the gromits behind torque converter, get something small enough to whack the jackshaft through the torque converter, I had this same problem, but getting it ON was my concern... I got it on finally tho... But I'd had to put 2 pieces of wood up on either side of the garage to stop it from moving and bouncing around... Did I help?

 

[Doc Sprocket]

Gromits?

 

[theredneckrussian]

Gromits?

Thats what I was thinking too

 

[jamyers]

Gromits?

Yes.

 

[SublimESmoker420]

Lol. You guys are crazy... It's small screws used with an Alan Key... You Americans don't know **** lol.

 

[Doc Sprocket]

We "Americans" (Please note my location... ) Refer to such things as "Grub Screws" or "Set Screws". A "Grommet" is generally a plastic or rubber fitting, that is used to allow wiring, tubing, hose, etc to run through a hole in steel or other material without fear of abrasion.

(Maybe cut back on that smoke, a bit)