Flexplate direction

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This should the engine side correct
 

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Yes, weight goes towards the block.
 

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Ok just making sure I figured that was the correct way after looking at two other trucks but unfortunately someone put it on backwards on my 89 and I got this new flexplate Yesterday to replace it with. Here's my 89 with the weight towards the torque converter
 

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That is not good.
 

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I'm not sure who did it I just got it about two weeks ago and just started looking at it
 

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