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04-10-2016, 05:46 PM | #1 |
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Location: Redmond, WA
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Behold! Weep at the beauty of my 4L80E linkage
I say that because I didn't make it... the guy installing my transmission did (and he's been on this thing all week, not looking forward to the bill).
The black plate is new; the dark grey bracket is unchanged, though it might be run upside down; the light silver bracket has been modified with the area that holds the rod being extended. The rod comes within about 1/4" of the cab in park, but moves out as you go through the gears. It winds up being almost perfectly aligned with the 4-speed OD gear indicator too, which is nice. Lots of changes considering the 4L80E is descended from the TH400 (which was even renamed the 3L80): - Driveshaft shortened - New shift linkage - TCU box under dash, bracket fabbed, programmed - SCU box under dash, bracket fabbed, dip switches all set - TPS box under floor, calibrated to carb - crossmember relocated backwards to new location - Parking brake cable relocated Lots of labor, and as we all know, I'm cheap. But it's quality work, likely better than I could have done myself, and I never mind paying for stuff that's done better than I would do it.
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