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parts were missing, I was planning on using it on my '77 Chevy but had no intention of working with my th350, instructions suck

Shifter won't engage, adjusted many times, not properly adjusted, installed another shifter after about five minutes, struggled with it for a couple of hours, not quite my cup of tea, my opinion is bullshit

Tried 4 hours to install the linkage, had to change it because the links are short. Then you realize that this item will not work in any way, since the bracket that connects the linkage to the switch assembly is severely bent. Also, you have to figure out that you can't move a lever that moves up and down with a rod that moves horizontally. Basically, this product is cheaply made and not worth the money.

Parts were missing, I was planning on using it on my Chevy 77 but had no intention of working on my th350, instructions suck

The switch does not block the transmission, set many times, not set correctly, installed another switch in about five minutes I struggled with it for a couple of hours, not quite my thing. My opinion is bullshit

I'm not sure what the heck is up with their instructions. The supplied mounting hole template does not match the mounting brackets. So I drilled four holes and had to cut holes to make it fit. Lots of details but vague instructions. Not finished yet, I see the challenge ahead.

This floor switch is just what I needed. I wanted to install a direct coupled footswitch to fix problems with the late 90's Explorer gear lever/cable system. They waited and waited and cursed when the regular cable didn't perform as expected. Enter the universal floor switch Mr. Seal. All the work took about half a day. I should have done that many years ago. I like it. What I did not like. The instructions provided a template for cutting and making holes. The dimensions drawn did NOT match the