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700 Series Transmission

posted by  Edmund Kohlwey on  Wed Jun 4 15:12 CST 2003
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Is anyone aware of a way that I can test the fluid circulation, power transfer ability, etc. of a transmission while it is not in a vehicle? I recently (aparently) reinstalled my transmission with the torque converter improperly mounted, and I am told I may or may have not damaged the tranny. I would like to be able to test it without remounting the entire transmission though, only to find out it is 100% definately bad.






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