DIY kick down cable for Mopar automatic transmission!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2024
- DIY Mopar kick down cable with 30 bucks worth of Bicycle parts! Modeled after popular aftermarket cables for way more money!
I have bought cables from Lokar and others for the kick down linkage replacement on Mopar automatic transmissions in the past. With a little ingenuity and some spare parts you can make your own for a fraction of the price!
Watch till the end when I share what I might do differently next time!
Cley
Excellent idea bicycle brake cable is plenty strong in the application... Even the Lokar cable use adjusters with Allen bolt for set screws...this is why I collected so many transmissions in the 90s got a ton of levers to modify as I wish or need. Another thing bicycle parts are cheap cause I scrap them all the time!! Get them for free! You can by it all online search cable repair...great video man I really enjoyed it!
Thanks! Now that I did it once, I'll definitely do a better job of the next one. I kinda did it on a whim so I grabbed whatever parts I could in my small town.
Very good! Build over buy is my motto. A little time and the pride shines through.
Thanks!
Great tech and serious DIY! Thanks for making and sharing.
I appreciate it John!
That's a great idea! I've used those lokar cables before. They're nice but pricey. Thanks for sharing this.
It worked out really well! I used Lokar in the past too. This is just as good!
Great video man! I always thought mopar kickdown was a poor design. Especially when changing from 2-4 barrel or intakes. If its not adjusted correct it will burn up the trans. I learnt this the hard way. I got a buddy with a 70 Cornet that will have to copy your design. Great video.
Nolan.
Thanks bud! It's nice cause the cable is universal and fixes that 2bbl to 4bbl issue.
Nice job. May try it myself with motorcycle cables.
Thanks! I am going to experiment with heavier cables too.
@@Mynextproject_74 I really like the way you did the cable ends, looks professional
very nice....maybe slip a piece of small shrink tubing on the cable down by the transmission kick down lever ...split the heat shrink tube and place up near the lead piece..then shrink it down,,,,@6:50 on your video
I did end up with heat shrink on both ends. Just to be safe! Thanks for watching!
Nice work! FYI, summit sells a cable that is like the lokar but only $38 SUM-200034B
Thanks for the tip!
I like the idea. I would like to see how it holds up with use.
It's very similar to the one I bought from Lokar. I have used that one for years!
Totally GREAT video my friend! Liked, Shared and Sending you all the support I can!
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Thanks bud!
Very nice.
Thanks!
Good idea
Thanks bud!