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Old 10-11-2006, 02:57 AM
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'00 Civic auto transmission swap

I have a 2000 Civic Ex with an automatic transmission. Supposing I was to do a transmission swap to a manual transmission, would my current vtec d16y8 motor work, or would I need to swap the motor as well? I'm kinda a newbie at this stuff. What other parts would I need?
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Re: '00 Civic auto transmission swap

tranny and ECU would be about the only things you'd have to swap...ECU i'm not even sure on....idk, but the engines are the same reguardless...
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Re: '00 Civic auto transmission swap

you do need to swap the ECU for an ECU from a manual transmission engine, so yea - just trans, ECU, and brake & clutch pedals is all you need
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