As the owner of a 2008 Tundra, You may be concerned about issues You're discovering with Your torque converter. There have been reports regarding problems with this part over the years. You may experience a wide array of symptoms of a bad converter, such as slipping from the gears at both lower and higher than usual speeds. You also may notice a worsening fuel efficiency, or shuddering and vibrations from the engine bay. Loud clanging or grinding noises have been reported, as well as constantly draining/burning of transmission fluid. Replacing the fluid can cost between $4 and $58 for components, plus an additional $40 to $85 for labor if You choose to use an automotive mechanic.
Daniel J.
April 9, 2020
Symptoms of a bad torque converter on a toyota tundra include overheating, slipping, shuddering, d***y fluid, high stall speeds, or strange noises.
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