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hello guys i have a 05 Forester and recently my torque converter is making this weird sound like metal knocking around in the converter, the forester runs finds but the noise is annoying and i was just wondering what could be causing the noise in the Torque converter 

 

also it started doing it on park and now it does it on park , Reverse and even on Drive soo i am pretty sure is getting worse everytime i drive it 

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Not very common for torque converters to fail.

More likely for the flexplate to crack which can make a clicking or knocking sound.

Or you could have a bad rod bearing.

 

There is a small black cover on the bell housing passenger side top that can be removed for access to the 4 bolts that secure the torque converter to the flex plate. Make sure none are loose.

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Fluid level good?

 

Torque converter issue would be very bizarre.

 

Vehicle history:
1.  are you the original owner?
2.  has the engine/trans ever been out?

 

there's a small metal cover plate under the bellhousing that's attached by two 10mm bolts on each side.

 

if those bolts are not tightened probably or it was ben you'll get a knocking, whirring, or other sound depending on how/what it's interfereing with on the torque converer (starter teeth, etc).

 

cracked flexplate

 

and low fluid will causea  chirp, chirp chirping sound.

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ok so the i changed the motor recently and the torque converter fell  offf while removing the engine is was put back together but i am not sure if the person put it in the right way,, i know definitely that is not rod or bad valve because i did i sound check and it come directly form the torque converter so that's why i wasn't sure  some times when i stop at a light it feels like the car wants to shut off but it doesn't like the rpms fall under they suppose to be but it levels out again 

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