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Transmission Vacuum - 9/23/2007 3:58:18 AM

Berend_Smit

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I Put a new edelbrock performer intake manifold and a edelbrock carburator on my 1979 caprice classic.
But now it doesn't shift to second gear anymore. I think a forgot a vacuum hose to the transmission.
Can anyone tell where on the car the Transmission Modulator is I can't find it.

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RE: Transmission Vacuum - 10/3/2007 5:28:19 PM

caprice_coupe

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Do you have any vaccum ports on the carb? I assume you'll have a th350, on the passenger's side look at the transmission, look towards the rear on the tranny, you'll notice a little modulator, should be a line (metal) hooked up there, if not hook it up to modulator. If it is, follow that line to the vacuum port on the carb. If there isn't hook one up. If it's all hooked up and looks good, try replacing the modulator on the transmission. Shouldn't cost much...maybe five bucks?? Also check the detent cable (kick down cable) to make sure it's hooked up right.

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RE: Transmission Vacuum - 10/22/2007 10:40:52 AM

Berend_Smit

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I found the vacuum modulator on the tranny. The vacuum hose was not connected. I connected it and know it shifts again. Thanks Berend

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