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Old 02-10-2002, 02:17 PM
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Question 1990 accord automatic to manual transmission swap

I want to swap my car from a automatic to a manual... I was told that everything should bolt right in!!! But i was kinda woundering about the ECU and the wireing harness?? I hope i dont have to change the harness but im not sure any help would be great...

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Everything will bolt right in. It's just the fact that you have to get obviously the tranny, clutch, cable, a new clutch and brake pedal and you will have to get a ECU for a manual transmission.
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