I recently installed a new torque converter, after putting everything back together, it will not engage in ANY gear. Fluid level is full......
Q: Auto transmission on 1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse
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You'll need to double check your work, and possibly remove the transmission to make sure the torque converter is installed correctly.
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