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06-16-2006 #6
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It's all been said. The TV cable communicates engine load to the transmission. Disconnected, the transmission will see no load and therefore fail to increase line pressure. In neutral (or park) this is not an issue, but as soon as you drop the trans into gear with your foot on the brake, it is looking for a pressure increase. If you absolutely MUST adjust your carb without a TV cable (don't do it), put the rear wheels on jackstands a coupla inches off the ground to eliminate most of the load.
700R4 internal parts get a lot of blame that should be applied to improper TV cable installation and/or adjustment. It's best to stop what you are doing and thoroughly understand how TV cables work before proceeding.
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