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  Location: Seabeck Washington | I own #460. I haven't had it long, only a few months. Had to get it running to drive it home ( about ten miles) I noticed when i punched it , it would not kick down to lower gear. So today i asked my wife today to slowly push the gas pedal down so i can see what the linkage is doing. I crawl under the RV and realize there is no linkage, somewhat had removed it all and zipped tied the lever on the transmission. i haven't taken the time yet to figure out if someone put on a different carb and left things off. What to do.. is this linkage special to FMC or can i get this from any 440 auto tranny setup? I was hoping I was done with the mechanical portion of fixing this... surprise!! I'm addicted and determined anyway.
Thanks ahead of time, everyone has been very helpful here.
Brent |
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Elite Veteran
     Location: Oceanside, CA | Here's a pic of my kickdown linkage: http://www.fmcowners.com/mbbs22/photos/show-album.asp?albumid=127&p...
The fuel injection throttle body was modified to work with the stock kickdown setup. I'd bet that any big block mopar/727 equipped vehicle would be a good donor for replacement linkage.
My full engine and trans package is being sold to the owner of #587 (Eric) since he has a full package now he may sell off the linkage from one. It'll be a couple weeks before I get to the engine pulling point. |
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Regular
  Location: Seabeck Washington | thank you for the info Len |
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Extreme Veteran
 Location: Scottsdale, Aridzona | There might be cheaper ones available . . . but this is what your after -
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUTO-TRANS-KICK-DOWN-LINKAGE-SET-68-69-70-7...
Shift ON ! Lou #120 |
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Extreme Veteran
 Location: Scottsdale, Aridzona | Cheap !!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIG-MOPAR-383-440-KICKDOWN-LINKAGE-THROTTL...
Lou #120 |
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