I've never heard of installing a converter dry before!
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I did a quick google search and everyone said install it with fluid BUT they said if you do install it dry to put 10 qts (or something like that) of fluid in and then hand crank the motor so it turns over and sucks in some of the fluid. It's the same concept as a new engine build - you need to prime the engine so the oil flows a bit before you go and fire it up.- Brian Meissen
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Mike Ridings always recommends to install it dry. the converter is the first thing that the pump fills. He just says to lube up the o ring on the end of the input a bit.
EDIT: call a reputable converter company or have Mike make you a fresh one. if you are going to use cheap parts, they will cost you more in the long run as im sure you are seeing now. a converter is NOT the place to cheap out or to try to find a used one. I hope the one you haev didnt break apart and spew shit into your transLast edited by ThreeHonks; September 24th, 2010, 08:03 PM.
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