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Re: Looking for a measurement TH350 cable.
[QUOTE=AussieinNC;8749390]"you should feel the lever in the trans push the valve in, then a little more pressure to get to the last cable out position.
If you can feel the valve move, the cable is most likely not installed correctly inside the trans." refers to a check you can do to make sure the cable and linkage inside the trans is not binding up and restricting movement...
I just noticed the carb end of your cable has a simple round attachment end...most TH 350s have a cable that has an elongated slot as per link pic below...perhaps the cable is not the correct one...
These cables come in several different lengths..40" and 42" come to mind...
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I am confused again. This time about the cable end on my detent cable. It has a slot. Is it the incorrect slot? See photo below. The cable seems to be the proper length.
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