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Lock Up Torque Converers

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Lock Up Torque Converers

Post by outlandy »

Does anyone know about these wonderfull things and how to modify my 60 series to stop it locking up when I dont want it too. I know it is quite a simple mod on same year patrols but I cant get any info on Cruisers.
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Post by Bartso »

get your hands on the electrical diagram and put a switch in the wire
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Post by outlandy »

Where do I get a copy of the electrical diagram? My Gregorys book has detailed schematics but nothing that goes down to the gearbox level.
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Post by Mick_n_Sal »

What year is your 60 - I just looked in my Factory 60 / 70 service manual but it doesn't include mention of Lock-Up torque converter. My manual may be too early for it.

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Post by outlandy »

My 60 is actually a 62 and is a 89 model and has 4 speed auto plus lock up in fourth. I need to stop it doing it for towing and hilly terrain ;)
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Post by GRIMACE »

outlandy wrote:My 60 is actually a 62 and is a 89 model and has 4 speed auto plus lock up in fourth. I need to stop it doing it for towing and hilly terrain ;)

put your foot down on the go pedal and it will not lock :D
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Post by Bartso »

by unlocking your torque converter while carrying a big load you will build alot of heat which destroys auto's

alot of the heat comes from the torque converter when it not locked up

alot of people get a switch to lock it up while in third etc
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