The kick down switch on a TH 400 transmission serves to downshift the transmission to a lower gear when the driver accelerates quickly. It engages when the throttle is pressed beyond a certain point, allowing for increased power and responsiveness, especially during overtaking or merging. This feature helps improve performance by providing quicker acceleration while maintaining optimal engine RPMs.
Kick down on a Turbo 400 is a little single wire electric solenoid right behind the valve body inside the transmission. The switch to engage it is either mounted on the carburetor/fuel injection throttle linkage or mounted under the dash next to/above the gas pedal.
That is likely the wire feed for the kick down switch. Power from a switch on the throttle linkage is sent to this terminal at full throttle. If it does not up shift at all then it has a serius problem, either concerning the vacume modulator or govenor
That wire is your kick down connection. It should be connected to a switch either on the carb or the gas peddle linkage. Applying 12 volts to that wire will activate the kick down mode.
It is for the kick down or passing gear.
That wire is for kick down gear or passing gear.
The 350 uses a cable for the kick down detent. The 400 uses a larger yoke to fit the tailshaft.
The neutral safety switch on a Yamaha 400 Big Bear ATV is typically located on the transmission housing. It is positioned near the shift lever, often on the side of the transmission. This switch ensures that the engine can only start when the ATV is in neutral or in the park position. If you're having trouble locating it, consulting the owner's manual can provide specific details for your model.
yes, if yor swapping it for a turbo 350 thats already in a car or truck tou have to change the yoke on driveline, and trans mount sits furthure back, so have to mod crossmember a bit,and electric kick down.
The short answer is no. The long answer is you can make it fit because it does bolt to the same holes on the engine. Driveline length will have to be changed a few inches as the 400 is longer than the 350. Also the "kick down" control on the transmission is different from model to model. It can be done, but takes a little work. The crossmember will also have to change location which may require drilling a few holes in the frame.
To replace the neutral safety switch on a 1999 Lexus LS 400, first, disconnect the negative battery terminal to ensure safety. Locate the switch, which is typically mounted on the transmission, and remove any necessary components for access. Disconnect the wiring harness from the switch, unscrew it from its mounting, and install the new switch in the reverse order. Finally, reconnect the battery and test the functionality.
It will bolt up to the engine, but the cross member will not work as the 400 is longer than the trans. in the 86. You will also need to make a down shift switch as the 86 trans. has a detent cable, the 400 has an electric switch. There is also the driveshaft issue.
It will bolt up to the engine, but the cross member will not work as the 400 is longer than the trans. in the 86. You will also need to make a down shift switch as the 86 trans. has a detent cable, the 400 has an electric switch. There is also the driveshaft issue.