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Old 06-30-2003, 11:33 AM
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Auto 2 Manual Conv.

hey guys, i was just sittin here wonderin' how hard would it be to convert a tranny from auto to stick? is it just a clean swap or do you gotta mod the engine throttle cable(s)? or anything else?
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It's a big job.
You need to find the clutch pedal assembly, center console, linkages, and all that good stuff.

If i'm not mistaken there might be a couple people on this forum that have done this. Maybe they can help you out.
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shouldnt be too hard...im going to swap over to manual too. just find a civic with all the parts at the junk yard and move it over to yours!
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88crx had his converted talk to him
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Mine was auto.

It wasn't bad because when I bought my B16 it came motor/tranny/ecu, so I needed the pedal assembly, shifter rod, linkage (woulda needed it anyway), various brackets.. And a few other things.
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guy back in high school converted his del sol and he said it woulda been way cheaper just to sell his and find one thats a stick ... even with paying registration and all that shit.
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It would be considerably harder in a del sol because the tranny is hydro.
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