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Old 10-11-2005, 11:58 AM
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i have a 1994 diamante(beautiful car) but i had a new converter/flywheel installed and when you start the car it grinds real bad, the starter is only catching a small portion of the flywheel.(the converter/flywheel are made together)does anyone have an idea of what we can do to solve this problem?we have tried 2 con/fly assembles, and a new starter form mitsubushi and we STILL have this problem, can anyone help me............thanks jerry
 
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Old 10-11-2005, 08:27 PM
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Default RE: torque converter/flywheel problem

How little is it catching? Is it like its just barly touching the teeth and rounding then off or is it only touching halve of the tooth from side to side? Who is installing these parts? Have they ever done this before? Not trying to offend anyone but i know sometimes it can be hard to line up the starter just right. Expecially if you have no help.
 
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Old 10-11-2005, 09:03 PM
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Default RE: torque converter/flywheel problem

hmm..it definately sounds like either the installation is wrong, or you have something bent/misaligned which is causing the flywheel to not make good contact with the starter. has the car been wrecked or anything? and are you using OEM parts?
 
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