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Converting my auto to a manual 5pd


chazuk
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Am I right in thinking this is everything that I will need for a auto to a manual conversion ;

 

ecu

gearbox

tranny tunnel

prop shaft

rear diff

pedal box /clutch master cylinder

clocks

 

I was thinking about the looms will the sensors off the manual box will this plug into the auto loom ?.

 

 

Cheers

 

 

C

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Hi Homer , I have a na

 

Okay, that makes things easier :) You'll need:

 

Gearbox & clutch

Shifter mechanism & knob

Shifter gators

Flywheel and bolts

Trans tunnel plate (old one needs to be cut and drilled out)

Prop

Clutch master cylinder, fluid line and slave cylinder

There's no 'pedal box' on the supra so:

- clutch pedal, pedal mount and bolts

- Brake pedal

- Accelerator pedal and stopper to replace the kickdown switch

Manual dial cluster (optional since the auto ones will work fine with the 5spd)

 

The NA 5spd and auto diff are the same so no need to replace that

The wiring loom is a 'one fits all' so no need to modify that as far as I've found. It's the auto that has the extra plugs that will become redundant

The auto ECU can be retained, but it's best to replace it with the 5spd one

 

If I remember anything else in the mean time I'll post up.

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