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where to find passing gear/kickdown switch supplier
When the orig.327 was yanked from the engine bay of my 67 3/4 ton, the kickdown switch went with it.
I had a Transmission shop check it today, & they said i needed a ' kickdown' switch. I was led to believe it as an electric switch. I have all the wires from the transmission. I believe it was mounted on the intake manifold, behind the carb.. My engine bay now sports a GM crate 350, with the original transmission. I'm looking for suppliers of this switch or ? I've checked LMC ( pgs 117 detent cable ) and YearOne ( pg 135 kickdown bracket ) BTW,... thanks, jim:hmm: |
Re: where to find passing gear/kickdown switch supplier
Trucks up to 1970 used one bolted to the rear carb stud.. here is one on Ebay.. They tend to get quite expensive..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true Here is a reproduction bracket and a used switch from DR Classics.. scroll down to page 292.. http://www.drclassic.com/images/cata.../Underhood.pdf |
Re: where to find passing gear/kickdown switch supplier
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The switches and brackets are available new and there are aftermarket versions. Attached is a picture of the original switch as installed. Also attached is a picture of the available parts with the vendor information.
Jim |
Re: where to find passing gear/kickdown switch supplier
FYI , Thanks for the info LIVRAT & JimK SHORT STEP 4x4:
My supplier , had a Hurst universal kickdown assembly,( as pictured above in the Firstgen.com catalogue page 43, priced at & 29.95 packaged as a B&M Kickdown switch kit # 20297, priced at $ 48.oo. Installing tomorrow,... jim |
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