There tends to be some confusion on the difference between a transmission kickdown cable and a throttle valve cable.
And the distinction is vitally important if you’ve got an aftermarket carburetor that’s not designed for a TV cable, yet you’re running a more modern transmission, like a GM 700R4.
In other words, if you don’t have that TV cable set right, then it could seriously hamper your transmission’s shifting performance, while shortening its lifespan at the same time.
![Man demonstrating gm 700 r4 throttle cable action](https://onallcylinders.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/24/Man-demonstrating-gm-700-r4-throttle-cable-action-1024x646.png)
Thankfully, the gearbox gurus over at Bowler Performance Transmissions know just how to address the issue, and ensure your carburetor and transmission enjoy a long, happy partnership. Better, yet, they’ll show you how to do it in this quick, four minute video, and give you a good explanation as to why it’s so darn important too.
Got an aftermarket carburetor that’s not made for a modern automatic transmission with a throttle valve cable? Then consider this one a must-watch:
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