Kickdown linkage 318 with 904

[JetCoronet]

I am having alot of trouble finding information about stock kickdown linkage on a stock 318 LA with a Carter BBD hooked to a torqueflight 904. Its in a 1969 Coronet 440. Does this look right? Other than the missing clip.

 

[davek]

down view for you

 

[toolmanmike]

I am having alot of trouble finding information about stock kickdown linkage on a stock 318 LA with a Carter BBD hooked to a torqueflight 904. Its in a 1969 Coronet 440. Does this look right? Other than the missing clip.

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Looks good at this angle. Yes, a washer and clip to keep the slotted lever in place.

 

[davek]

Need a good Illustration 318/904 kickdown linkage

 

[pnora]

View attachment 1670852 Need a good Illustration 318/904 kickdown linkage

Thats a lot older style and does not look correct.

 

[pnora]

I am having alot of trouble finding information about stock kickdown linkage on a stock 318 LA with a Carter BBD hooked to a torqueflight 904. Its in a 1969 Coronet 440. Does this look right? Other than the missing clip.

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1-At the carb stud you need a washer and clip. 2- the spring as I recall should go into the hole in the rod. There also should be a washer between the spring and the bracket

 

[pnora]

I am having alot of trouble finding information about stock kickdown linkage on a stock 318 LA with a Carter BBD hooked to a torqueflight 904. Its in a 1969 Coronet 440. Does this look right? Other than the missing clip.

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From the 69 FSM.

 

[Bird 426]

I would say that pnora's illustration is correct. Though mine is a '72 Dart, it looks just like that.

 

[RemCharger]

#1, #12, and the addition of a spring are the substantial takeaways.

 

[JetCoronet]

From the 69 FSM.

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Ive found alot of pictures but i havent seen specifically this one. I think ive got it right.

 

[pnora]

Ive found alot of pictures but i havent seen specifically this one. I think ive got it right.

That picture is from the 69 FSM. Your set up is close just needs a couple small fixes to be correct.