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Torque Converter ID

Aragorn

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I've listed a spare torque converter on eBay. It came off the back of a 4.6 Thor engine I bought from the local breakers yard. Being from a 4.6 Thor I assumed it was a "medium" unit and listed it as such
Someone's messaged saying it's actually a large one, which ofcourse doesn't make a lot of sense, but I guess these are old cars and things get swapped about.

Can anyone take a look at the pic and tell which size it is? Is there a measurement I can take to confirm? I didn't see any part number on it.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/395406787987

Gilbertd

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The eBay listing shows me alternatives and this one https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305541630323 looks the same to me which would suggest the one you have is the larger one from a GEMS not a Thor. Definitely not a 4.0 litre GEMS one (4HP22 gearbox) as I've got one of those and it is definitely smaller..

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Would the bigger one fit a Thor engine then?

Also, it was the seller of the one in your link that messaged me! Haha.

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According to Ashcrofts (https://ashcroft-transmissions.co.uk/product/zf4hp22eh/), it looks like it can be fitted to a Thor.

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