Any auto gearbox gurus out there. Have a 97 Hiace

diesel super custom. Done about 280,00k's Lately is slipping under load when touque convertor is locked up. Can feel t/c locking up as normal. Years ago, I had to change t/c lock up selonoid, (was dropping out or not engaging at all)At that time, did find bits of what looked like needle roller stuck to the magnets in sump. Just as a note, shortly after buying van (7 yrs ago) It starting this funny whine, seems to coming from just behind seats (about where the t/c is) only does it when hot, and only when van in motion, and the tone stays the same pitch, maybe a bit of a warble to it if only a light throtle.Have been offered a re-con t/c at reasonable price, would obviously change fluid/filter at time of changing t/c but just checking to see if I'm on the right track.Thanks in advance.

pretty please.

They the same trans as surf, lexus v8,30/40 asin,can buy them cheap,just change it ,if it gives to much grief.Just did a trans oil change on a 1kz-surf,used Valvoline long life synthetic ,says it same as Toyota type T,shifts mint now ,like different vehicle,pumped it through cooler line,old oil was filthy.

change the t/q too

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