Topic: Lukesvette Trans-plant (350 to 700R4)
in Forum: C3 Driveline Components


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Paul, another thing you might notice is, if you put the shifter into 3rd gear instead of O/D, the 2-3 shift will be even firmer. That depends on what all the guy did to the valve body, but it's a neat thing, since it allows for a little smoother shift when leaving it in O/D for "normal" driving, but if ya wanna romp on it, put it down into 3rd, and then shift it manually into O/D.

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Has nothing to do with lockup. Just saying that depending on what was done to the VB, the shifts 1-2-3 will be firmer if the shifter is left in 3rd, instead of O/D position. It really doesn't make a lot of difference, it's just something I have discovered on my own.
The lock-up function would not be affected at all by it.

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