Non cc carb & distributor function
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Car: 1986 Z-28
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Non cc carb & distributor function
I replaced my ccc carb and distributor with a std quadrant and non computer controlled distributor.
Will my auto transmission still lock up using the manual carb and distributor? How can I tell if my transmission has locked up in overdrive? I have 2:73 gears. Running 60mph I am turning around 1400rpm''s with 235 x 15" tires.
It will not kick down to a lower gear when I mash the excelerator. Is kind of like in direct drive.
Also the engine idles OK at around 800rpm in park, when I put it in drive it almost stalls out. Almost sound like the engine is missing.
Will my auto transmission still lock up using the manual carb and distributor? How can I tell if my transmission has locked up in overdrive? I have 2:73 gears. Running 60mph I am turning around 1400rpm''s with 235 x 15" tires.
It will not kick down to a lower gear when I mash the excelerator. Is kind of like in direct drive.
Also the engine idles OK at around 800rpm in park, when I put it in drive it almost stalls out. Almost sound like the engine is missing.
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Re: Non cc carb & distributor function
Unless the math is bad, 1400 rpm at 60 mph should be about right for O/D gear in a 700r4.
As far as the dropping gears under acceleration, I would make sure your TV cable is adjusted properly.
As far as the dropping gears under acceleration, I would make sure your TV cable is adjusted properly.
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Re: Non cc carb & distributor function
Ok thank you. Do you know where I can get instructions how to adjust the transmission kick down cable correctly?
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Re: Non cc carb & distributor function
Thank you,
Great Article on detent cable adj.
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