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TCC1## GUIDE - Installing TORQUE CONVERTERS

PostPosted: Sun Oct 26, 2014 3:01 am
by cutpriceracing

Re: TCC1## GUIDE - Installing TORQUE CONVERTERS

PostPosted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 8:29 pm
by cutpriceracing
Models with Jackshaft unassembled

If your TCC1# Torque Converter was supplied without the Jackshaft pre-assembled, here is a quick guide on assembly of that section:

1. Locate all components.

The picture below shows the components of the Jackshaft assembly. From Left to Right at the top - DRIVEN, and BACK PLATE.
From Left to Right at the bottom - JACKSHAFT (Circlip attached on the right side) & Key below, Jackshaft Sprocket, NYLOC Nut, Keyed Washer, Washer.
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2. Install JACKSHAFT in BACK PLATE

Push the jackshaft from the rear of the plate through to the front until the circlup meets the bearing. In the picture below, the rear of the backplate is facing upward. Use a rubber mallet to push the jackshaft all the way home.
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3. Install WASHER

Next, slide the standard washer all the way down the shaft.
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4. Install KEY

Insert the key at the bottom of the shaft against the washer you just installed.
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5. Install Jackshaft SPROCKET

Slide the sprocket all the way down the shaft so that it meets the washer you installed in step 3.
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6. Install DRIVEN Pulley

Slide the Driven pulley onto the jackshaft all the way down onto the sprocket.
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7. Install KEYED WASHER

Slide the keyed washer onto the jackshaft against the driven pulley.
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8. Install NYLOC Nut

Install and tighten Nyloc Nut - this just needs to be firm, but not overtight.
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