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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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OVERDRIVE 9 - 29<br />

B. Occasionally, the upper contacts of the kickdown switch<br />

will not open. To test for this condition disconnect "A"<br />

generator wire at generator and connect loose end of<br />

wire to negative post of battery. Ground overdrive wire<br />

at control switch or governor; this should cause the<br />

solenoid to click. Press the accelerator pedal all the way<br />

to the floor; this should cause a second click; no click<br />

indicates a defective kickdown switch, or that the kickdown<br />

switch is not being opened. See Condition No. 3<br />

"Throttle Switch Improperly Adjusted".<br />

CONDITION NO. 10<br />

ENGINE CUTS OUT WHEN kickdown IS AT-<br />

TEMPTED:<br />

With engine running, press kickdown switch stem with<br />

hand. If engine stops, disconnect wire from No. 6 terminal<br />

of solenoid and press switch stem again. If engine does not<br />

stop, it indicates a damaged No. 6 terminal insulator in the<br />

solenoid cover, or a defective solenoid. If the engine stops<br />

with this terminal disconnected, it indicates either a<br />

grounded wire between the kickdown switch and the solenoid,<br />

or a defective kickdown switch.<br />

CONDITION NO. 11<br />

HARD SHIFT INTO REVERSE:<br />

NOTE: A car equipped with Overdrive is normally more<br />

difficult to shift into reverse than a car with a standard<br />

transmission. When the car is new and all controls a little<br />

stiff the shift into reverse will be easier if done as follows:<br />

A. Shift lever into reverse position as far as it will go easily,<br />

then allow clutch to engage slightly while continuing to<br />

push on lever.<br />

B. If unusual difficulty is experienced at any time, shift to<br />

reverse can be made much easier by pulling Overdrive<br />

control button "out" before shifting.<br />

C. If shift to reverse is impossible, make check under<br />

Condition 15, "Remains in Overdrive after car is<br />

stopped".<br />

CONDITION NO. 12<br />

FREE WHEELS AT SPEEDS OVER 16-21 MPH.<br />

A. If continuous, make checks for failure to shift into Overdrive,<br />

Condition No. 7.<br />

B. If intermittent, check for poor electrical contacts in all<br />

parts of Overdrive wiring.<br />

CONDITION NO. 13<br />

SHIFTS OUT OF OVERDRIVE AT SPEEDS ABOVE 21<br />

M.P.H.<br />

See check for intermittent free wheeling under "Free<br />

Wheels at Speeds Over 16-21 M.P.H."<br />

CONDITION NO. 14<br />

TRANSMISSION LOCKED:<br />

NOTE: If transmission does not shift out of overdrive<br />

when the car is brought to a stop and the car then rolls<br />

backward slightly, the transmission will lock. The car<br />

cannot be moved forward or backward by the engine or by<br />

towing. Make check under Condition No. 8 "Fails to Shift<br />

Out of Overdrive Below 16 to 21 M.P.H.", under Test A.<br />

CONDITION NO. 15<br />

REMAINS IN OVERDRIVE AFTER CAR IS STOPPED:<br />

If car is in overdrive, engine running, a clicking noise will<br />

be heard whenever the relay plug is connected or disconnected.<br />

To remedy this condition, make checks as outlined under<br />

Condition No. 8.

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