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Stutter XC90 2004

posted by  KlausC on  Fri Nov 16 19:55 CST 2012
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Flush your ATF first, in all cases. Not cheap even with Toyota 3309, but always a start.

I like the first dealer! But when was the last time you heard of the torque converter going bad. I'll bet it was a long time ago, and far,far away! Most dealers will opt for a rebuild, and they do not come reasonable.

Remember, dealers no longer 'fix' things, they only R&R parts. To find a dealer willing to repl the torque converter is rare. Usually that is left to a reputable tranny shop.
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