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Just listened to the video. I'm gonna say, that is the flex plate rubbing on the sandwich plate. Either the plate has a dent or buckle in it, causing it to rub on the flex plate and/or convertor nuts/studs, or the convertor is not fully seated and is forcing the flex plate forward to touch the sandwich plate. If you had this same noise before, something isn't sitting right there. The other cause could be using an aftermarket manual starter, which has a shorter snout, it could be interfering on the flex plate teeth. The factory used a spacer under the standard factory starter because the flywheel ring gear sits closer to the block rear face than the flex plate does. The whine I had in my C4 was MUCH quieter and more high pitched.
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Never had any issues using headers (Tri-Y or 4 into 1's). I'm sure I DID have a dipstick and tube for a C4 somewhere, I'll have to have a look.
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My advice (hard earned) is to use the FACTORY tube and dipstick. Do NOT assume an aftermarket tube and dipstick will read correctly (almost all do NOT). I know this from bitter experience. The AOD in my F100 always spewed out fluid from the breather at the 'correct' level, until I sourced a factory Ford tube and dipstick, to find it was almost a quart overfull. Now, no more breather spillages and no more frothing fluid trying to exit the tube when checking. Just my $0.02.
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With that valve missing , the guy clearly has no idea what he is doing. What else was done to valvebody? Makes me want to question if pressure reg valve is fitted right or what else he might of F___ked up -
Oh now that valve missing is a hug issue. How the hell did someone rebuild and leave that out? Just WOW !!!!! With that missing it's a wonder it's not slipping. As to oil level , be sure to verify the stick is correct. Run sting alongside tube and see where the "full" level is exactly
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Seems like these days there's not many people taking pride in their work, all they care is the $$$$$$. See what happens, he did say if the noise gets worse come back to him, probably come up with some other BS excuse. Did some research about transmission oil pissing out of the breather when stomping on the accelerator There are two possibilities I found which is overfilling (which is not the case for me) or transmission filter valve is missing. This: Which goes in this: The spring is there but not the valve. Hopefully that will solve the issue once I get one.
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I could have sworn it was just a blocked filter, obviously, I was wrong. It appears there are other issues causing your problems. I'd be going back to him and complaining. He might fix the problems, he might not (most likely).
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Another issue I have with the transmission, the oil is spitting out of the breather only when I put my foot down. Checked oil level and its not over full. Think I'm regretting taking the C4 to this guy.
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