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Old 10-29-2007, 08:17 PM
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if my kickdown is not adjusted right would that cause it to not go into third from second gear under full throttle. i have a b&m shift kit in this tranny also if that helps.
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Yes it can affect whe the shift occurs I would try loosening it just a tiny amont at a time and see what happens ,
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well it was looser and i tried tightening it.

and if you pull on the cable there is no resistance then you can feel it hit the plunger in the valvebody then there is resistance. how much is it supposed to push that plunger in? should it push it in tight or not all the way in?
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and when i say it dont go into third it is like i knock it in to nuetral. then i let out of the gas and it goes in.
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Ideally it should pust the plunger all the way in at WOT but sometimes this dosent give the desired shift point , If you have allready had it loose you may have someother issue just off WOT how does the 2-3 shift feel ?
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I just noted and earlier thread that you had a 94 is this the same car?
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yes it is in a 94 camaro. the 1-2 shift is great. the 2-3 shift is not so great that is where im having the problem. if i drive it at about half throttle maybe a little bit more it shifts hard and feels good.
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Did you change it to a 700r4 a 94 would have come with a 4l60e ?
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yes i did
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Is the trans new or rebuilt did you buy it somewhere ?
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trans came out of a good running 89 2 wheel drive truck. then i put a shift kit in it. tranny was very clean when i pulled it apart. but it was not rebuilt. so i figured it might have been the cable not adjusted right. cuz a shift kit is fairly simple and straightforward
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Well the cables possible but basically the ajustement should look like this it shoudl be pulled approx 1/4 inchat idle from rest and be at max travel at WOT , The neitral part is what worries me though, Any reason you went from the 60e back to a 700r4 ?
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4l60's are expensive and i bought this tranny for 100 dollars
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Ah well thats a reason , Well try reseting the cable like I described and also you may want to read the info at the link I have below, But if you do not find and answer here you may have a 3-4 clutch failure in progress
http://www.tvmadeez.com/article/index.php
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