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Torque converter speciality tool

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Does anyone know where to purchase the specialty tool required to perform the torque converter seal replacement. My car is in the shop and mechanic cant seem to locate the tool. Your help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED

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Does anybody know the part number on the tools? It is the insert tool, the centering pin and the fixing pin. If anyone does know that would be sooo amazing. I still can not find the tools so my car is stuck in the shop

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Does anybody know the part number on the tools? It is the insert tool, the centering pin and the fixing pin. If anyone does know that would be sooo amazing. I still can not find the tools so my car is stuck in the shop

this is probably a month too late for you, but I think that the part numbers are:

insert tool 96870

centering pin 96890

fixing pin 95950 or 95951 (9595/1 or 00072195951)

00072195951 = trans align tool

It would be good to know how you went with your torque converter seal replacement.

Loren - are items in your picture some of the special tools referred to in the 37 35 19 service manual?

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