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TH350 kick down cable
Just installed a new Edelbrock 1406. When I connected the kick down cable to the carb, there was not enough travel in the cable to allow it to go to WOT. Is this a common problem? Did I hook it up wrong? If it is not connected at all, will it affect anything other than the trans not down shifting by itself? Is it even an option to not hook it up for now and still drive it? HELP.
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Re: TH350 kick down cable
Have you checked the detent cable for some means of adjustment. most cables have some kind of adjustment on them. Might have a retaining screw, snap-lock or an adjustment tab or button. Depending on what type you have, the adjustment varies a little. Loosen the screw or pry up on the sides of the snap-lock to release it, open throttle wide open against the stop making sure the cable has pulled through the detent position. Tighten the retaining screw or push the snap-lock on the cable or push in the tab to lock in place. If you have already check the cable and it is already extended out as far is will go, I'm not sure what you have got. Good luck....
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Re: TH350 kick down cable
Here: and do as Ironhead said.
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