D8H torque converter

1. #1Nige2025-09-01 03:54

   Do you have a Parts Manual.? If so the a search for specific part numbers may throw up some options. What parts exactly are you looking for.?

2. #2Hanco2025-09-01 06:34

   Was gonna look for 1t-0670 to see what’s available,but may have to take it apart and see what failed and go from there it’s 46a30700 serial number approximately

3. #3Nige2025-09-01 10:00

   Ah, so you're looking for a complete torque converter. There may be aftermarket options available, in fact a quick search for that Part Number revealed a load of companies who offer aftermarket alternatives.

4. #4Hanco2025-09-01 10:35

   Possibly yes , not sure on cost of complete aftermarket, anyone have experience with the aftermarket parts ? Maybe better to rebuild what I have ?

5. #5pittsburgh cat man2025-09-01 12:24

   If it was me I would do a rebuild not really much to them

6. #6Check Break2025-09-01 17:13

   Your converter was made by Twin Disc. At one time you could buy a complete converter from them. Don't know what's available now. If you rebuild, stick with Twin Disc parts. Cat spec at half the price.

7. #7nicky 68a2025-09-02 03:37

   I’ve rebuilt a few D8H torques (to be more precise,I’ve paid someone who knows what to look for in what’s acceptable to put back in and what’s not). It’s a simple enough job with parts that are non oem and readily available. Never had one fail and non oem are cheap enough to purchase.