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Thanks for the pictures - looks like I have the correct bracket. Of note, pinching the stops on the new switch doesn’t work cause there is not enough clearance with the metal casing - and even if I moved there it would definitely get stuck. I tried pinching the stops and sliding it with what I consider a significant amount of force and it didn’t move. I have since heard back from Kyler at Ames tech and he said the replacement switches don’t move beyond the short range. It looks like the old switch was altered so that it could clear and that’s why it gets stuck- the reason for me replacing it. Some pics below of an article covering the very issue I’m encountering.
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Will Rivera '69 Firebird, 400/461, 290 Eddy D-Ports, HR 230/236, 4l80E, 8.5 Rear, 3.55 gears '69 LeMans Vert, XS 350, #47 heads, TH400, 10 Bolt 3.23 gears, work in progress ‘66 Lemans, 455, 310 KRE D-Ports, HR 236/245, TH400, GV OD, 12 bolt 3.73 gears - see it here: https://youtu.be/RP_s1wJKm_Y?si=K0NZxoTyaGcj8Dcb |
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The principle of your aftermarket kick-down switch and an original-style switch is the same.
Squeeze the stopper and push the slider to the end. Install the switch and after the first full throttle the switch is adjusted. It is easier than you think. In the article you attached they seem to lack this knowledge. FWIW |
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