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My 67 C/10 has the Borg Warner OD tranny from the factory. I need the kick down switch located under the carb. The switch has pins where an overmolded wiring harness snaps on. I called Fifth Ave Parts in KS. They have a switch but only one with screw type terminals. Who other than Fifth Ave carries parts for the BW OD tranny system?

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hard to find any OD parts outside 5th Ave, but look in the user list for "rfs56trk" Stovebolter #6366, he does a lot of OD work .... also check out NAPA #OD6284, it's a kickdown sw, don't know the configuration

Bill


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The NAPA one is a floor switch like most everyone used except Chevy. And they couldn't deliver when I needed one last year.


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You might give Yesteryear Anitique Auto Parts a call. That's where I found mine. I won't guarantee that they'll have it, but it would be worth checking out.
BTW, the one I got from them was a NOS GM part, not aftermarket.


Bill Burmeister

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