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Torque Converter Bolt Kits
Torque converter bolts fasten the converter to the flexplate, so they carry engine torque into an automatic transmission. They deal with constant vibration and heat, and a loose or failed bolt can lead to noise, imbalance or damage. Many owners fit a fresh kit whenever the transmission or converter comes out, especially on engines making more power than stock.
This section, found under Drivetrain › Torque Converter Bolt Kits, currently has 2 in-stock products, one from ARP and one from BD Diesel. They are the ARP Dodge Hemi 5.7/6.1L Torque Converter Bolt Kit and the BD Diesel ProForce Torque Converter for 2017+ Ford F150, Expedition and Transit applications.
Confirm the part is listed for your engine and transmission.
Check whether you need a bolt kit only or a complete converter.
Follow the manufacturer's torque values and any thread prep instructions.
Replace old bolts rather than reusing them when the service manual calls for it.
To narrow it down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Torque converter bolts fasten the converter to the flexplate, so they carry engine torque into an automatic transmission. They deal with constant vibration and heat, and a loose or failed bolt can lead to noise, imbalance or damage. Many owners fit a fresh kit whenever the transmission or converter comes out, especially on engines making more power than stock.
This section, found under Drivetrain › Torque Converter Bolt Kits, currently has 2 in-stock products, one from ARP and one from BD Diesel. They are the ARP Dodge Hemi 5.7/6.1L Torque Converter Bolt Kit and the BD Diesel ProForce Torque Converter for 2017+ Ford F150, Expedition and Transit applications.
Confirm the part is listed for your engine and transmission.
Check whether you need a bolt kit only or a complete converter.
Follow the manufacturer's torque values and any thread prep instructions.
Replace old bolts rather than reusing them when the service manual calls for it.
To narrow it down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
