TH400 dual feeding direct clutch?
chevyv8_power
04-26-2008, 01:26 AM
I have been reading a lot on the forums about dual feeding the direct clutch but am still not sure how to do it since there seems to be different ways of doing it. Plus I don't have a tranny to take apart and look at right now or a fluid diagram to look at. I have a TH400 with a B&M transpak(shift kit) and want to dual feed the direct clutch.
Is it as simple as plugging the feed to the accumulator in the valve body?
I did not remove any seals in the clutch or a pump sealing ring. The kit modified the accumulator if I remember right, I think replaced it with a different one and blocked a hole on the outside of the valve body. Also a hole was drilled larger on the separator plate but I think that was for 1-2 shift. I am trying to firm up the 2-3 shift.
Is it as simple as plugging the feed to the accumulator in the valve body?
I did not remove any seals in the clutch or a pump sealing ring. The kit modified the accumulator if I remember right, I think replaced it with a different one and blocked a hole on the outside of the valve body. Also a hole was drilled larger on the separator plate but I think that was for 1-2 shift. I am trying to firm up the 2-3 shift.
5150bat
05-11-2008, 11:17 AM
Did the b&m (b@m) kit block any holes in the center support , or tell you to leave off any sealing rings on the center support, or leave the middle lip seal out of the direct(rear) drum?
chevyv8_power
05-18-2008, 05:35 PM
No, it didn't have me do any of those things. That makes me think it didn't dual feed the direct. What are your thoughts?
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