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Good evening.
Does anybody know what this part is for and how it's called? I don't know how to attach pictures here so please click the link below. ![]() https://s1344.photobucket.com/user/2...1lzt5.jpg.html It's not connected with the carburetor. Thanks! Piot Last edited by piot; 02-27-2019 at 05:51 AM. Reason: change |
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it looks like the transmission Kickdown solenoid/switch
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That are correct. Yep, Photobucket sucks now.
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GM had 2 early names for that. Either "Kick Down Switch" or "Downshift Switch". They can be found under Group number 4.057 and one other number that I cannot recall at this time.
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Thanks guys for your answers.
I guess I've found the switch on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Pontia...HFDQ:rk:2:pf:1 ...but I think it's not necessary to replace mine because my car is downshifting when kick down. I just was not sure what this part is good for plus it looks kinda weathered so I thought replacing it is not a bad idea. |
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Quote:
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Oh wow! I didn't know that.
Mine is a 1966 Bonneville 421ci. The part on ebay looks identical as mine. You can tell by comparing both photos. Quote:
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FYI: There is suppose to be a bellows style boot on that. It will cover your plunger shaft and make your switch look a lot better. Check the Ames catalog, he may sell them.
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