What are the Common Causes of Malfunctioned Torque Converter in Mercedes

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What are the Common Causes of Malfunctioned
Torque Converter in Mercedes
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You can diagnose the malfunctioned torque
converter of your Mercedes by performing the
simple test. So, first, you have to start the car
and let it idle for a few minutes.
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After that put your step on the gas lightly for a
few times and let it come back to idle by
pressing down the brakes and then shift into
drive.
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During this period, if you listen to any types
of strange sounds from the car such as the
clicking or revving, then take your car for
inspection.
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After that, you have to shift all the gears
including the reverse and try to notice any of
the aforementioned signs again.
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The below points define the common causes of
malfunctioned or damaged torque converter in your
Mercedes.
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Failed needle bearings
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The needle bearing of the Mercedes is generally
used for separating the stator, turbine, impeller
and converter housing.
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If the needle bearing of the car is damaged, then
it will cause the transmission to make strange
noises while driving.
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The metal to metal contact between the parts of
the converter creates metal chips which can pick
up the transmission and cycles around the
transmission.
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Damaged torque converter clutches
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Like the manual transmission car, the Mercedes
has clutches throughout the transmission as well
as part of the torque converter assembly.
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When the torque converter of your Mercedes is
jammed from locking up or burn from high heat
temperature, it can be damaged.
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In general, it can also break down under severe
conditions. If the clutches of the torque
converter is sucked, the car will stay in gear
when you try to stop it.
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Solenoid torque converter clutch
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Thus, the torque converter clutch solenoid is an
electronic component which can control the amount
of fluid which passed on the torque converter
clutch.
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If the torque converter clutch solenoid of your
Mercedes is malfunctioned, then too much to too
little fluid will be released and cause abnormal
fluid pressure.
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When the solenoid torque converter clutch of your
Mercedes is damaged, then it will cause engine
stalling and poor fuel economy.
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Broken torque converter seals
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The broken torque converter seal of your Mercedes
will generally allow the fluid to leak out of the
converter.
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Due to the broken converter seal, it will cause a
number of problems such as the slippage, shifting
and overheating problems.
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When you notice the broken torque converter seal
in your Mercedes, try to inspect and replace it
on time.
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Conclusion
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If you neglect the issues of the malfunctioned
torque converter of your Mercedes, it will cost
you more than the replacement cost.
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When you notice the problem and issues in the
torque converter, then replace them on time for
preventing the other damages.
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