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  1. Is the oil pump shaft the only thing that could belt/brake or are there other internal things that may need to be fixed?
  2. I tryed to slam it pretty much as hard as i could but i never bolted it up.
  3. When I finished rebuilding a 2.5 non-turbo engine for a subaru forester.I went to install the torque converter and i thought it was seated properly. I turns out it wasn't and i pushed the engine into the non-seated torque converter many times thinking it was an alginment issue. After reading how to seat the torque conveter I figured out what I did wrong and how to properly seat it. My question is since the engine is out is there any way to tell if i messed up the transmission oil pump? Should I just assume it needs to be fixed? If so how difficult is it to repair? I have search for about 2 hours and havn't found any answers to these question. Any help would be great. Thanks

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