S SVOMAN New member Sep 24, 2009 #1 No, the torque converter takes the place of a flywheel, the flexplate is just what it bolts to and holds the ring gear.. Flywheels are for sticks.. automatics use flexplates...look them up in the parts catalog..
No, the torque converter takes the place of a flywheel, the flexplate is just what it bolts to and holds the ring gear.. Flywheels are for sticks.. automatics use flexplates...look them up in the parts catalog..
C christine New member Sep 24, 2009 #2 i replaced my starter because it was making a bzzzzz noise but after installing it it was still making the noise and now it wont start i was told it may be my fly wheel but i was also told automatics dont have fly wheels help please
i replaced my starter because it was making a bzzzzz noise but after installing it it was still making the noise and now it wont start i was told it may be my fly wheel but i was also told automatics dont have fly wheels help please
