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B&M Powerswitch For GM Clutch Converters 1981-1989 GM TH-700R4

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Powerswitch For GM Clutch Converters 1981-1989 GM TH-700R4
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Powerswitch For GM Clutch Converters
  • 1981-1989 GM TH-700R4
  • 1981-1991 GM TH-2004R
  • 1980-1985 GM 200C/350C
  • Includes Lighted Switch, Pressure Switch, Electrical Connectors, Wiring
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    do i need to use the switch? i don't need to have it locked up in 1, 2 and 3

    Asked by: jayjayc4
    This is used to allow the driver to not lockup the transmission if desired for certain racing or off road application. when not in use the transmission will perform normally.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2023-01-24
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