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any harm in removing the belt from the AC?

posted by  Dave Stevens on  Fri Dec 9 01:51 CST 2022
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The only AW auto trans adjustment is the kickdown cable at the throttle linkage area and the shift lever linkage adjustment. Neither should affect engine/drivetrain vibration. Cable adjustment mosty affects downshifting response, but can also affect upshifting if the cable is broken. Shift linkage adjustment issues are usually first noticeable when reverse lights don't reliably come on when shifting, but rather when the lever is wiggled. Adjustment and notes on both can be found here in the FAQ. A trans flush is recommended if the transmission is a suspect area.
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Dave -still with 940's, prev 740/240/140/120 You'd think I'd have learned by now






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