[Oydllay]

Yes, that's a very simple way to make it work. A word of experience though. Because there is no vacuum switch or speed sensing, when the switch is on and you hit 4th, the converter clutch will apply immediately following the shift. Things can get kinda funky if you are under any kind of load. You can alleviate that by turning off the switch until you want converter clutch but, believe me, you are gonna get sick of hitting that switch all the time! Again, your trans should have a TCC shift valve in it that has the final say on when it locks up. Regardless of the switch position. Try it and see how it goes. Back in the day, I used to tune that shift valve with different springs to make it shift like a 5th gear. It was nice because it only locked up under cruise and would disengage under load. It's a lot of trial and error and something you probably don't want to play with. If you're good at electrical you could use a couple relays and wire it to your horn button. One push for on and push again for off! Cool eh?!