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Caprice 1986 Tranny and carb

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I'd like to know if the Transmission of Caprice 86 has some electrical connection (for control), can disconnect it and still use the car?

Dose it has an electrical carburetor? if yes can I dissconnect it and still can use the car with out any problem?

Which caprice you would recommend 86 or 79?

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Which caprice you would recommend 86 or 79?
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Re: Caprice 1986 Tranny and carb

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Hello guys

I'd like to know if the Transmission of Caprice 86 has some electrical connection (for control), can disconnect it and still use the car?

Dose it has an electrical carburetor? if yes can I dissconnect it and still can use the car with out any problem?

Which caprice you would recommend 86 or 79?

Thank you.
You can disconnect the electrical connection to the transmission (this controls the torque converter clutch or TCC), however, don't expect the transmission to live long with this TCC line disconnected - especially if you live in a hot climate. Also, your fuel economy will suffer with it disconnected.

You may also disconnect the electric lines to the carburetor (both M/C solenoid and TPS), but don't expect to get more than 5MPG, or have enough power to take pleasure in driving.

Now, having said that, why would you want to disconnect either one? The computer system that runs both actually contributes to better driveability on the car, and better fuel economy. It's not recommended to remove either one.

The 1986 is a better car than the 1979, due to improvements over the years.
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You can disconnect the electrical connection to the transmission (this controls the torque converter clutch or TCC), however, don't expect the transmission to live long with this TCC line disconnected - especially if you live in a hot climate. Also, your fuel economy will suffer with it disconnected.

You may also disconnect the electric lines to the carburetor (both M/C solenoid and TPS), but don't expect to get more than 5MPG, or have enough power to take pleasure in driving.

Now, having said that, why would you want to disconnect either one? The computer system that runs both actually contributes to better driveability on the car, and better fuel economy. It's not recommended to remove either one.

The 1986 is a better car than the 1979, due to improvements over the years.
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