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Been trying to find this terrible noise and i found this...

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See the hairline fracture? If you still dont know where were looking, look at the flex plate then look through the hole. Now you see the fracture don't ya? Yes I believe I cracked my torque converter. How? No fcking clue!?!
 
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What I'm seeing is a broken TC to flex bolt. You should have three bolts or three holes in the TC for bolts to go through the flex into the TC to hold them together.

I see something behind that flex hole..and it's not a TC hole for the bolt. I'm thinking the part you think is a hairline fracture is the outline of the broken bolt in the threaded hole.
 
BillBoost37 said:
What I'm seeing is a broken TC to flex bolt. You should have three bolts or three holes in the TC for bolts to go through the flex into the TC to hold them together.

I see something behind that flex hole..and it's not a TC hole for the bolt. I'm thinking the part you think is a hairline fracture is the outline of the broken bolt in the threaded hole.
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The 3 bolts the connect the tc to the flex plate are still there and intact...
 


cracked flex plate... pretty common issue on GP's. mine broke a few months ago and made a awful noise. thought i had chunked a rod at first.
 
Flex looks intact. The way we are looking at it, I thought that was one of the TC bolt holes.

I'm thinking you have an issue there. Typically TC's only touch the flex where they are bolted. That's the only places i've seen bosses/pieces welded on that touch.
 
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