Posted by 74merc (IP: 207.157.60.2) on December 17, 1999 at 05:07:22:
In Reply to: Some more questions posted by Michael Haertel on December 17, 1999 at 04:32:51:
it will make it hold the gear out longer I do believe, but the modulator valve controls the shifts primarily, you can still floor it from a stop and it will hold out until it starts to run out of air, I may be mistaken about the kickdown controling the shift points, but anyway, run without it, when you go to pass granny doin 35, you stay in drive with your foot on the floor, unless you haven't made it to drive yet. down to a certain point, the modulator valve will make it downshift, but that's pretty much only if its within a certain rpm, determined by your modulator valve.
lemme know if you need anymore info...
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: : and controls how long it will hold the gear out, it kinda bypasses the modulator valve until you pick your foot up.