sony224422
Member
Hello,
I have to replace both cables on my 64 4000. I have to replace the top plate, both cables, and the shifter (it was all missing except for the top plate, but the threads are messed up for the conduit.
I am figuring I will replace the filter and fluid at the same time, though I need to look more into which fluid to use.
My questions are- when I remove the top plate and do everything internal, when I get to putting it back together, do I just need to thread the smaller cable in the shifter cam before the top plate goes on, or does it thread through the conduit opening? I know I need roughly 2.75 inches of the cable sticking out and the shifter needs to be in 10th gear to be mounted back on after the cables are connected.
How do I know the cable is sticking out or in far enough, will I not be able to get into the higher gears if it needs more threaded in? and I'm guessing it won't go to park if its too far out?
It does operate and move, but i'd like to fix it correctly and then adjust the bands
Thank you
I have to replace both cables on my 64 4000. I have to replace the top plate, both cables, and the shifter (it was all missing except for the top plate, but the threads are messed up for the conduit.
I am figuring I will replace the filter and fluid at the same time, though I need to look more into which fluid to use.
My questions are- when I remove the top plate and do everything internal, when I get to putting it back together, do I just need to thread the smaller cable in the shifter cam before the top plate goes on, or does it thread through the conduit opening? I know I need roughly 2.75 inches of the cable sticking out and the shifter needs to be in 10th gear to be mounted back on after the cables are connected.
How do I know the cable is sticking out or in far enough, will I not be able to get into the higher gears if it needs more threaded in? and I'm guessing it won't go to park if its too far out?
It does operate and move, but i'd like to fix it correctly and then adjust the bands
Thank you