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Lokar Kickdown question 400 turbo
If anyone has a 400 kickdown with this lokar kickdown on it
http://www.lokar.com/interior_pages/...400kd_coil.jpg Can you tell me what size the head is that goes into the plastic piece? I got one of these from a buddy and he lost the piece. Thanks |
If I remember correctly, the 400 trans uses an electrical switch on the gas pedal for the kick down function.
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That's not what he's talking about. That's the stock 72 kickdown switch. Earlier stock switches were mounted on the carburetor.
He's talking about the aftermarket lokar switch I outline in this post: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php3?t=70874 I can go out and look at mine in a few minutes... You want to know what size the bolt head is that fits inside the plastic piece? I think that's what you mean... |
Cobalt you are correct.
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I think that's a special bolt. Have you tried contacting lokar and seeing if you can get a replacement? At worst you'd have to buy a new setup, which runs from $70-90 retail.
It's too dark for me to run out and check. I'd have to check in the morning. |
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Will do that tomorrow. Thanks Colbalt. |
Brad, I ran one of those kits on my 70 truck. That little carburetor stud deal that the plastic clips onto is a pretty generic item. Local parts stores have the hot roddy section of their shelves and usually have a Holley brand one in a blister pack for sale.
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Kevin
I checked the local stores and struck out.I called Lokar the they are sending me one. Cost 4$ so not too bad. |
Cool. Their crap is expensive, but cool, and they have good customer service. The hardest part about their stuff is getting it adapted to the old parts...
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Im looking at the inside of the lokar kickdown now. I dont have the documentation for it. Looking inside it I see two spades. Which one gets the power? The one in the middle or the one on the top?
Thanks |
doesn't matter.
-12v power to one of them -the other to the kickdown connection on the trans |
Thanks Kevin. Will get it setup tonight.
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I got the the bolt needed to install the lokar kickdown. Going out there in 15 mins to get started on it. Will post back once it is done.
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FYI. There's two holes in the frame channel that line up perfectly with the bracket for the switch box. That's where I mounted mine. I didn't want to drop any bolts out of the pan I just finished installing. The switch box fits perfectly inside the frame channel.
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I took 2 bolts out of the pan and mounted it there. I didnt even think about the frame channel. If this thing works then I will more it there. GOing for the drive in a few mins. Will post back on what is goign on.
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Ok good news and bad news.
Good: I got the lokar installed. Bad: It didnt kick down but I think it needs to be adjusted some. Going to mess with that tomorrow night. |
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