Finally got around to readjusting the linkage - Carburetor on down to Transmission. Before this adjustment, it was holding the shift for too long between all gears & not really wanting to shift. Followed the book, again, step by step. The test drive: - It is now shifting almost too fast & almost too smooth; when accelerating normally from a stoplight. BUT…. - If stomping on the pedal, from a dead stop, it feels right. It holds 1st gear until hitting around 40mph. Again; when floored. A question about the true meaning behind step #7 of the adjustment instructions: Located on page 14-43 at: Which reads…. MOVE LINK ® OF CARBURETOR ROD ASSY. REARWARD UNTIL THE TRANSMISSION LEVER STOP IS CONTACTED. In sliding back the Carburetor Rod…. When IS the Transmission Lever Stop actually contacted? That same stop (in Step #4) has you move that Stop forward & then tighten the Transmission Lock Nut. So when you then slide back the Carburetor Rod…how do you know when the Trans Lever Stop is contacted? I always read Step #7 as…. You slide back that Carburetor Rod all the back towards the Firewall & tighten the Lock Nut (Hope I just made sense) Matt Allyn
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