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    did you leave a small amount of slack in the kickdown cable at idle? If the cable is not adjusted correctly, it will think the gas pedal is to the floor and stay in 1st gear, possibly burning up the tranny. The sensor Jamesw is talking about is on the intake by the carb, and is a temp sensor to tell the tranny it is ok to go into o/d. It is an emissions thing - you can ground the wire to the intake and the o/d will function anytime it is at the proper speed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pennyman1 View Post
    did you leave a small amount of slack in the kickdown cable at idle? If the cable is not adjusted correctly, it will think the gas pedal is to the floor and stay in 1st gear, possibly burning up the tranny. The sensor Jamesw is talking about is on the intake by the carb, and is a temp sensor to tell the tranny it is ok to go into o/d. It is an emissions thing - you can ground the wire to the intake and the o/d will function anytime it is at the proper speed.
    ok just to make sure i,m understanding the wire going to the sensor which would be hot you can ground to the intake? what do you just splice into it run it to ground and that kills the sensor?
    but just unplugging it doesn't work it has to be grounded?
    looks like if you grounded it will it not blow a fuse?
    or is there even a fuse for it to blow i guess would be my question.

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