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Sourcing of reman aw70 torque converter 200 1982

posted by  bunsen on  Sun Feb 7 09:23 CST 2021
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Hello,

Just after purchasing an otherwise well kept wagon, I had to take 100 mile hwy trip including a fairly steep mountain pass. Upon arriving home, I found that the torque converter had given up the ghost on the interstate. the car is still driveable but stumbles getting into gear and doesn't want to move much at all in reverse.

IM ready to replace the torque converter, but all my usual sources have come up with nothing for a remanufactured specimen. Im hoping someone here may have a trustworthy source.

cheers!





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