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The overdrive in my 1949 Ford won't kick down. The engine shuts off when the gas pedal is pressed to the floor, but the overdrive won't disengage. The relay, governor, and solenoid contacts are perfect, and the kickdown switch is new. Everything has worked perfect until very recently. Any suggestions??
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Low voltage
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Location: Michigan
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Did you check the 30 amp fuse on the relay mounted on the firewall?
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I would search the Chilton’s Motor Manual on Borg-Warner overdrive. Does the overdrive drop out when the speed drops below 25mph? I know if the circuit for the governor goes to ground without the action of the governor, the overdrive will stay locked in - Starts from a dead stop in overdrive and the car will not go back. I had them in a 53 Ford and 61 Ford - great transmission.
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