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    518 stuck in first gear

    Thanks to everybody who gave me suggestions, I adjusted the Kickdown band and the trans is working.
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    518 stuck in first gear

    Well I guess ill be towing it to the shop.
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    518 stuck in first gear

    It shifts into reverse with no problems and no noises at all. I just don't want to tow the car to the trans shop. That would be a hassle.
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    518 stuck in first gear

    Could that screw in adjuster on outside of trans for 1st to 2nd shift cause that problem too?
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    518 stuck in first gear

    I just had my 518 rebuilt. It stays 1st gear. Even if I manually shift it into 2nd, it stays stuck in 1st. What could be the possible causes? Kickdown new an adjusted, shifter linkage is spot on thru all the gears.
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    Terrible ride quality - rear end clunks and bangs

    Vinny from Bergen County, I grew up in Emerson, where are you from? My son saw somebody in New Milford driving a super bee around today.
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    MILITARY DISCOUNT

    This US Army vet says thanks
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    Insurance

    I use jc taylor. 20 years with no problems
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    Engine/trans install

    I did my 340 with 518 attached from the top by myself. Wasn't that hard. I took trans mount out and when trans tailshaft got close to the ground I put a movers dolly underneath it. I had front end off the ground while I did it. I also have an old adjustable engine swivel that I kept adjusting.
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    Firing un-order?

    Were you able to find anything out?
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    BigE here from NYC area

    no, town of thornwood.
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    BigE here from NYC area

    big e, I'm sure I'm close to you. In Westchester near pleasantville. Good to have you
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    46RH into 1971 Challenger, issue with speedo cable fitment

    What trans fluid are you using in the rh46?
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    LA360 compression

    Matt, go into dss racing piston site. They have a compression calculator. Just type in the specs and it spits out your number.
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    New member here!

    Good luck
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