Bills70
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can anyone tell me if you can run a 727 with out hooking up the kick down cable or will it mess the tranny up?
ok thanks! I went a head and hooked the kick down cable up! wish I had done that before I installed the headers and power brakes though! what a pain trying to get my hands up in there. I had to have my wife put her hand in there to start the nut on the kick down arm! if she could not have done that I may have had to start taking stuff back off! I got lucky!Yeah you will screw it up bad.
the Lokar instruction said to push gas pedal all the way down, then pull kickdown wire all the way out to pull kick down lever all the way, then tighten the wire stop down, then check to make sure everything is working! is that correct?Now you need to adjust it properly. The kick down lever controls the internal line pressures.
the Lokar instruction said to push gas pedal all the way down, then pull kickdown wire all the way out to pull kick down lever all the way, then tighten the wire stop down, then check to make sure everything is working! is that correct?
thanks for the info! BillClose enough for starters, and you can adjust a bit for personal preference from there if you like.
A tighter cable will shift later and a looser cable shifts sooner, but you do want to make sure you have wide open throttle after any adjustments.
Sometimes the gas pedal doesn't open the carb all the way.