So i just changed my torque converter on my 07 4.2 TB got everything back in and buttoned up but when i went to put it in gear the shift column moves but the truck doesnt. Cable also moves at the linkage underneath.. any ideas? Thanks in advance
Hey brother, when you put the torque converter in did you make sure it was completely seated back? Rotating it while pushing it until it slides back, repeating this once more? This happened to a friend's wife's EXT. The torque converter wasn't seated back all the way after an engine swap and it broke this plastic part on the pump. Luckily we had my old transmission in the garage as a spare, and we pulled the pump off that and made the swap. If the pump is inoperable, the truck won't go anywhere.So i just changed my torque converter on my 07 4.2 TB got everything back in and buttoned up but when i went to put it in gear the shift column moves but the truck doesnt. Cable also moves at the linkage underneath.. any ideas? Thanks in advance
If the linkage is all together, it's most likely a pump issue unfortunatelyIt the cable for sure connected to the linkage? Is the bolt/nut tight on the linkage lever? Other than that unless you dropped the pan and pulled it apart I wouldn't think anything else should be loose.
Maybe damaged the transmission pump during the swap so you have no fluid pressure to engage gears?
Yeah.. I'm pretty sure I got it completely seated. But we did have the whole tranny roll on us going back up with it.. I'm guessing the only way to find out is to bring it back down?If the linkage is all together, it's most likely a pump issue unfortunately
Yeah, best to bring it down and see.Yeah.. I'm pretty sure I got it completely seated. But we did have the whole tranny roll on us going back up with it.. I'm guessing the only way to find out is to bring it back down?