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Old 11-05-2012, 04:04 AM
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The stuff in the middle isn't such a problem - there are clear pictures (even in the ATSG manual!) of where those parts go - but the order of the springs and valves in the side are harder to figure out.

I've put some hints and tips in that thread to which I referred previously - but if you aren't sure about which spring goes in which hole - or the order in which each spring goes then you need to make a different plan.

How about these ideas?

1) First tell us which 'king valve body you have - transmission number + part number stamped on the casing

2) Take it to bits again and lay the parts out in the way in which you think they should go - take some photographs and post them up here so we can all check them for you...

or

3) Buy a superior shift kit and follow the instructions yourself

or

4) Buy a new valve body

or

5) Not bother / do something else
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