69 elcamino

1969 CHEVROLET
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BIZZYBE12B
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well i have a 69 elcamino
in i have a problem i rebulit the whole motor
votec head to big cam new pistonz everything
n i also put the old tranni but i installed a tci shift kit.
well this has been takin a while so im kinda tried. bt i love workin on Cars . i think i just want to drive it .
bt yea it dosent want to go in low gear. and when its in drive it reving pretty high.and when i get under the car in try to shift it it feels like its geting stuck in the low gear.bt it goes into P R N D (kinda) 2 (kinda) :evil: before i take the pan aand everything off i wanted to get ur insight
Aug 1, 2007 at 5:50 PM
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RASMATAZ
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[quote:493ab09dfd="bizzybe12b"]well i have a 69 elcamino
in i have a problem i rebulit the whole motor
votec head to big cam new pistonz everything
n i also put the old tranni but i installed a tci shift kit.
well this has been takin a while so im kinda tried. bt i love workin on Cars . i think i just want to drive it .
bt yea it dosent want to go in low gear. and when its in drive it reving pretty high.and when i get under the car in try to shift it it feels like its geting stuck in the low gear.bt it goes into P R N D (kinda) 2 (kinda) :evil: before i take the pan aand everything off i wanted to get ur insight[/quote:493ab09dfd]

You probably need to adjust the linkage, also check the vaccum hose for leakage and the modulator-What type of tranny-Powerglide, THM 200/350/400
Aug 1, 2007 at 10:40 PM
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