Lude Generation

Hi guys, having owned a couple of ludes, and having done/helped with engine swaps, I was looking at the back of a complete type-s engine the other day (on a pallet) and noticed something different,
Well two things actually, firstly, on the back of the block itself (behind the sump) there's like an extra part of the transmission, i,m used to a shaft going from the drivers side to where the drive shaft meets it, on this there's no shaft, is this something to do with a different form of LSD? It has a few sensors etc in it too, and the next thing, maybe related, I'm used to having 4 connectors going between the engine wiring loom and the car itself, (at the back of the engine bay passenger side,,,,, erm this has 5! I'm guessing the two things I've noticed are related? And because the car itself has 4, I'm a bit confused what to do,, both engine,s are totally complete down to starter, dizzy, loom, ecu, I'm just a bit confused what to do,,,,,, ?? Any pointers?

It's the ATTS system and the extra loom is to the atts ecu. ATTS is a torque biased active diff. It's gives much pleasure.

as ratty said^^

research a little further on the web mate. that wont just drop into another lude.

The oil filter is in a different place as well

and what a place. grrrrrr took me ages to change mine.

I let rich do that. cant get the bloody things off.

Where is it on a Type S?

It might be bad, but I suspect it's not as bad as the filters on my petrol CX turbo's. They're on the back of the block ok, but the engine of the block is canted so the back is inside the rear subframe and on a turbo it has an oil cooler that puts the filter even further into the subframe... To access it, you have to be fully underneath the car and reach up between the bulkhead and subframe, then through the subframe towards the back of the engine.
On a proper car ramp, stood up under the car you can just about see what you're reaching for, but lying on your back on the drive it's completely blind and much oil spillage down your arm towards you must ensue as it unscrews!

Yer on a type s fully under it is easier. Bit ideally car needs to be on a lift.

Tbh the oil filter on the type-s looks easier to get at than the standard?!

Think I'm going to take the 'magic box' off!! And blank stuff etc,,, I think that's the easiest way!!

Red motegi wrote:Tbh the oil filter on the type-s looks easier to get at than the standard?!

Think I'm going to take the 'magic box' off!! And blank stuff etc,,, I think that's the easiest way!!

No other transmission will fit apart from the m2u4 tranny. Just so your aware so no LSD.