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transmission questions 200

posted by  chuck7703 on  Sun Oct 27 06:02 CST 2002
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So i got an m46 ,like most suggested from a good friend i've known for about 17 years. He even offered to help install wich i plan to do next weekend. so what i would like from the list is any tips or instructions or any thing i will need to know to make the swap from an autimatic to manuel go easer
hope to hear from a lot of you thanks
chuck








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    transmission questions 200

    posted by  Aye Roll on  Sun Oct 27 15:29 CST 2002
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    This has been covered here quite a lot- search for this topic and also look at the 700/900FAQ for "Conversion".
    You need the clutch cable, brake and clutch pedals, transmission, shifter, shift boot, driveshaft, flywheel, clutch kit, pilot bearing, and transmission mount.

    It's entirely doable, as long as you've got a weekend or more to spend on it.
    IF it's an 89 or later car, you need a later transmission with the slot in the top of the bellhousing for the crank sensor, as well as the correct flywheel for the car (match the number of holes with your automatic's ring gear).
    Later transmission in early car= no problem. Early trans in later car= problem.

    Have fun!
    ===
    Rob Bareiss, New London, CT ::: 86 244DL, 87 244DL, 88 744GLE, 625K Total







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