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Manual conversion
- Prelude danny
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Manual conversion
What parts do I need to get to do a auto to manual conversion as I need to do it asap as the auto box is knackered
I think I have most of the Parts just unsure
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I think I have most of the Parts just unsure
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- Prelude danny
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Re: Manual conversion
Got a box alreadydamon wrote:You need my atr box
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- JEBB4
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Flywheel, gearbox, slave cylinder, clutch, clutch fork, thrust bearing, clutch hydraulic lines, master cylinder, pedal assembly, shifter cables, gear stick assembly....Could put a clutch dampener thing on too if you wanted it all original but not a necessity I don't think
ECU will require possible re soldering of some resistors to stop lights coming on dash
May want to get some manual clocks
Maybe a passenger drive shaft with half shaft too
Never Donne the swap but that's what I can imagine is needed from experience with recently breaking an auto..
ECU will require possible re soldering of some resistors to stop lights coming on dash
May want to get some manual clocks
Maybe a passenger drive shaft with half shaft too
Never Donne the swap but that's what I can imagine is needed from experience with recently breaking an auto..
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- Prelude danny
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Re: Manual conversion
Seems like I have everything then, apart from a clutch dampening,JEBB4 wrote:Flywheel, gearbox, slave cylinder, clutch, clutch fork, thrust bearing, clutch hydraulic lines, master cylinder, pedal assembly, shifter cables, gear stick assembly....Could put a clutch dampener thing on too if you wanted it all original but not a necessity I don't think
ECU will require possible re soldering of some resistors to stop lights coming on dash
May want to get some manual clocks
Maybe a passenger drive shaft with half shaft too
Never Donne the swap but that's what I can imagine is needed from experience with recently breaking an auto..
Ecu I have is the auto one but got told I can use it with my manual conversion
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You can - make sure your auto gear shift selector is in neutral before you start disconnecting anything and leave the gearshift selector switch wired in and in that position.Prelude danny wrote: Ecu I have is the auto one but got told I can use it with my manual conversion
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- Prelude danny
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Re: Manual conversion
Ah thanksMerlin wrote:You dont need the clutch dampener. I don't have one on my 4th gen as I ripped it out when I went for a braided clutch line.
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- Prelude danny
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Re: Manual conversion
Do you know which one, just my next door neighbour can solderthusee wrote:the auto ecu will work fine, you will need to de solder 1 resistor then move it over to another spot and bam its done.
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