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Case-o-matic question

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INCase

09-04-2006 06:41:32




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FInally got the 800 going (needed new condenser) and took it for a spin. There is a definate jump/increase in speed when i put it in direct drive. From what I"ve read this indicates the Direct drive is working. Is it possible for the direct drive to work and the torque converter to be bad? Haven"t had a chance to put it under a heavy load yet. How much torque converter slip is too much? Thanks!

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old

09-04-2006 08:25:08




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 Re: Case-o-matic question in reply to INCase, 09-04-2006 06:41:32  
I maybe worng on this so take it for what its worth. From what I understand on these if in direct the torque convertor is locked up so it takes it out of the system so to speak. I know the 800 I have if it has sat for a month or so takes about 5 mintues to warm up to pull unless you pull the direct in to place then it takes right off. But if you let it warm just a little everything works just fine.

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INCase

09-04-2006 16:38:44




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 Re: Case-o-matic question in reply to old, 09-04-2006 08:25:08  
Old, thanks. It has set for about a year while I was battling carb and spark problems. Now I need to make sure the COM is ok and get a new head as 1 has a crack or 2 (haven"t pulled them yet). I"ll let it warm up a bit more the next time and try to find a load to pull with it. Thanks.



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09-04-2006 17:10:20




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 Re: Case-o-matic question in reply to INCase, 09-04-2006 16:38:44  
Also make sure the fluid lever is right up where it should be or that can cause you problems



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