The bext/cheapest way I know of is to drive your car onto a fairly steep incline and see if the transmission can hold the car in place. For example, drive up a hill, come to a stop, and let off the brake. the stall converter should have enough grab to at least stop the car from rolling backwards. If you roll down the hill backwards as if it was in neutral your converter is bad.
i bought stall converter for my truck and am wondering how it works
no
yes a bad converter will make car stall
a stall will not engage trans until a minimum rpm is reach depending on rpm range of the stall converter
Your vehicle will stall or set till the torque converter reaches a certain rpm.You can choose what rpm stall you want. If you pick 2500 when your rpms reach 2500 your vehicle will move.
Your converter is clogged and needs replacing.
It could, yes.
Yes, a catalytic converter can cause a vehicle to vibrate and stall. It will do this when it gets plugged because it causes the fuel mix to be disturbed.
You must change your stock torque converter to a stall converter with at least a 2500 to 2900 stall speed. Yes the torque converter is the big round thing that bolts to the fly wheel and it 's inside the transmission.
no it will run rough and stall out
No. The spline pattern will not match.
torque converter is hangin up..