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auto kickdown question #769157 12/03/06 12:03 AM
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oldgreen Offline OP
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I blew my TF999 transmission on the Sept long weekend. It was behind a 258 six in a 1984 CJ7. While I was troubleshooting it trying to find what was wrong I picked up a 1980 CJ5 with a 304 V8. I have now swapped the V8 into my CJ7 and had the TF999 rebuilt. Apparently the TF999 needs the kickdown hooked up because the faster you go the more the kickdown shaft rotates and it increases the pressure on the bands, don,t hook it up and you burnout the trans. Would anyone here know if it would be OK to turn the kickdown shaft so it is always on and running the full pressure. I know the downshifting feature when you tromp on the gas at highway speeds would be lost but that doesn,t matter to me.


84 CJ7 304 HEI 35 BFG,s rear dana 60 with detroit locker,Viar compressor, fibreglass body, 2 1/2 spring lift, TF999auto, Warn 8000 winch, Plus a cool little trailer on 35,s. JEEP stands for just empty every pocket
Re: auto kickdown question [Re: oldgreen] #769158 12/03/06 01:13 AM
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BigJim Offline
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Why not just hook it up?
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Re: auto kickdown question [Re: BigJim] #769159 12/03/06 02:08 AM
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oldgreen Offline OP
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as always Jim you go right to the heart of the problem, you,re right of course, it,s just my laziness coming thru.


84 CJ7 304 HEI 35 BFG,s rear dana 60 with detroit locker,Viar compressor, fibreglass body, 2 1/2 spring lift, TF999auto, Warn 8000 winch, Plus a cool little trailer on 35,s. JEEP stands for just empty every pocket
Re: auto kickdown question [Re: oldgreen] #769160 12/03/06 02:20 AM
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BigJim Offline
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I don't know the tf999 at all but most of those kickdowns also control the length of time the vehicle spends in the gears as it goes up em.. Shouldn't be too much trouble to engineer a way to hook it up.
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