Quote Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc View Post
when the engine is not running the pump is not pumping fluid so no circuts get any fluid to lock or unlock the clutch
I hear you. I speaking to the one theory of why the chain broke or better said why it was ruled out as a possibility(front and back trans : gear ratio/actually selected gear at the time/size of tires/engines RPM). It was ruled out as a possibility because of torque converter slippage. My question was do they not "lock up" when commanded to? How does this effect synchronising the front/back? May still not have any thing to do with it, just asking.



Quote Originally Posted by Turbocharged400sbc View Post
shifter in park you're good at that point lol
Ouch. You could lay a long set of "burnout appearing" marks dragging the rear. Or at least as long as the trany held.