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07-06-2005, 08:49 PM
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: SOUTHFIELD,MICHIGAN
Posts: 155
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Re: Adjusting 2-3 clutch band on C-4
I Had An C-4, On The Pass. Side Of The Trans Loosen The Jam Nut Tighten The Screw All The Way To Ten Foot Pounds Then Loosen It 4 1/2 Turns Tighten The Jam Nut Thats What It Said In The Car Book That I Got From Auto Zone.........but Just In Case It Does Not Work , Or Gets Worse Remember How Many Turns You Make When You Tighten It So You Can Set It Back...........good Luck..........i Traded My C-4 For An Old School F4b Edelbrock Intake It Worked Fine But I Wanted A Quicker Take Off With Out Buying A Stall Converter , Switch To A T5................
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