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The site may not work properly if you don't update your browser. If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit old reddit. Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log In Sign Up User account menu 2 Best approach to Auto to Manual Swap? It's Expensive and Difficult. So I've decided to take a different approach. My plan is to buy another Integra with a manual transmission, then I will part that Integra out and save the transmission components for my car. Next I should be able to swap transmissions quickly because I will already have the parts from the other car, rather than buying them one at a time like other swaps I've seen.Sell your automatic and buy a manual, it's not worth it to do the conversion unless you're a pro and know what you're doing and have expensive tools. I sold my 223k mile, oil burning auto 99 integra that had a perfect chassis for 2750, and picked up a motor swapped, 180k mile flawless 92 integra for 2500. Just gotta look for the right one. But fortunately for me, I lived in a household with brothers that worked on Hondas for years before I dived into the car scene (I was heavily into the computer scene building for FPS games and overclocking for performance). The garage was filled with leftover parts, a torn apart shell and tools (most important part). I was left with a few options: a) Sell the car for what I can get on Craigslist and take a lost.I chose the one that would challenge me and grow me the most, Option C! Sidenote: I didn't know how to drive manual so this was my only viable option in order to drive my cousin's ITR which made it all worthwhile. As for ADVICE, do EXTENSIVE RESEARCH. Another good investment is buying the HELMs Mechanic's Service Manual. This helped A LOT and is the basis for my tutorials on my site. All rights reserved Back to Top. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
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It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. This was done in a 95 Integra although the process should be the same for the entire line of cars. Disclaimer: This guide is meant to assist in the conversion of an Automatic 94-01 Integra to a Manual. All torque specs should be verified using a repair manual or similar source, I am not responsible for you striping out bolts or parts because you followed this guide instead of verifying the values for yourself. I am not responsible for any damage to your vehicle, yourself or others.You will have to make cover plates for the holes afterwards. Drill out the holes. For extra support you can also make a plate with two holes to bolt on top. Insert bolts onto the holes. You can leave the linkage hanging for now. Remove all of the transmission to engine bolts. Remove the lower and upper transmission mounts. The transmission can now be slid out from underneath the car. I used Thread-Loc and torqued the bolts to 76ftlbs in a crisscross pattern. I recommend using the alignment tool to make things easier. I used Thread-Loc and torqued these bolts to 19ftlbs in a crisscross pattern. Lift the transmission into the engine bay and slide the input shaft on the transmission into the clutch. Bolt the engine to the transmission and the transmission mount to the frame. I used Thread-Loc and torqued all of the transmission mount bolts on the transmission and all of the transmission to engine mounting bolts to 47ftlbs. I used Thread-Loc and torqued the transmission mount to frame bolt to 54ftlbs. Make sure that after you torque the axle nuts you use a punch and a hammer or I used a flat-head screwdriver and a hammer to dent in the lip of the axle nut into the groove. I torqued the axle nuts to 134ftlbs. Attach the fluid reservoir to the clutch master cylinder and insert the clutch master cylinder into the hole on the firewall.
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I removed the clip it had and used a cut-off disk on my Dremel to remove the wing-nut then used a piece of hose and hose clamps to attach it to the master cylinder. If you have the connectors for the clutch switches then you can use them instead. I disassembled, blasted, painted, greased and re-assembled my clutch pedal assembly but it's not required. Install the clutch pedal assembly and attache to the clutch master cylinder. Remove the rubber cover from the brake pedal and cut the pedal along the brake pedal arm then re-attach the rubber cover. Fill reservoir with fluid and bleed the clutch slave cylinder. I used Thread-Loc and torqued the clutch slave cylinder bolts to 17ftlbs. It doesn't matter which pin on the clutch switch the wires go to. Run a wire from the other pin on the clutch switch to ground. Step 30. Run two wires from the transmission reverse switch to the plug from the previous step. Once again it doesn't matter which wire from the switch gets connected to which wires from the plug. Step 31. Replace your auto ECU with a manual ECU or convert your auto ECU to manual.(Not covered in this guide.) Step 32. Connect wires to the starter. Step 33. Fill transmission with 2.3qts of MTF fluid. Check for any leaks. Step 34. Connect the battery, check to make sure your reverse lights light up and then start the car. Check for leaks then drive around the block and back. Make sure the car shifts like it's supposed to, the clutch works properly and there are no leaks. Step 35. Install center console and shift boot. You're done! I may be getting inspired, haha. I may be getting inspired, haha.I was pretty nervous about it when i did it last summer. It took me a while to get everything together, but i did mine in about 24 hours, broken up in afternoon shifts, chasing my daughter from running into the alley, (she loves scaring the shit outta me) and seeing what my son had to show me, (i tell ya, every 5 minutes.
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But back to the auto to manual swap, the hardest part for me was the bad fitment of the stupid auto to manual trans mount that didnt line up, then spending about three hours cutting, drilling and fitting a solid three inch block of aluminum to fab up as the trans mount, using bits from the old auto trans mount. ( pics if you want them) the wiring end of it is plenty easy, its a little harder if you have obd2b because there are no resistors to remove, there is no getting rid of the check engine light, you either go obd2a with an adapter harness, or swap out your auto ecu for a manual obd2b and get it reprogramed for the immobilizer. I prefer a cable clutch, it would just be a bitch making sure it was OBD1. But with the price of DCs where they are at now, I could probably still get a real cheap parts car from the appropriate year. I just would prefer a parts car because I don't want to get halfway through this and realize I got the wrong part or forgot to get a part. Does anyone have the full gallery they can post online. Thanks in advance. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. How much does this run for 95 integra ls I say around 1000 bucks. I have pedals and bolts, shift linkage also. What I did was made a forum with all the parts I needed and people PM'ed me from all over. Then once you get all parts you can start. Theres articles but its not going to be that easy for a newb. You can ask around a decent shop how much they would charge. Alot of the parts you can get used- and alot you can get new for cheap on ebay. Just requires alot of research. But people online will help yah out! I say around 1000 bucks. I have pedals and bolts, shift linkage also. What I did was made a forum with all the parts I needed and people PM'ed me from all over.
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Then once you get all parts you can start. Theres articles but its not going to be that easy for a newb. You can ask around a decent shop how much they would charge. Alot of the parts you can get used- and alot you can get new for cheap on ebay. Just requires alot of research. But people online will help yah out!If you're not confident with doing some of the work yourself, then my suggestion would be to sell your car and look for a 5-speed. It'll give you an opportunity to pick something up with a few features you originally wanted and even a different color. Goodluck with whatever you do. Edit: To answer your question, honestly you can find one anywhere. This is seriously a no-brainer. Just give it time, you'll find that it might be worth waiting for. I'm still looking for a specific car and honestly, it could be 2-3 years until I find it. Patience grasshopper 8) Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc, or its affiliates. Direct bolt on solution which does not require notching or other modifications for this conversion. Unique no-tear vibration minimizing bushings.Designed to fit all B series motors with hydraulic transmission.Mount Kit for 94-01 Acura Integra DC with 3 Bolt or 2 Bolt Post Mount (Driverside Mount), if you are unsure which kit you need don't hesitate to call us (626) 261-4052. Designed to fit all B and D series motors with hydraulic transmission.Designed to fit all B series motors with Hydraulic transmission. Unique no-tear vibration minimizing bushings. Designed to fit all B and D series motors with hydraulic transmission. Convert your automatic transmission to manual with ease. Direct bolt on solution which does not require notching or other modifications for this conversion. Optional urethane stiffness available. Wrinkle black coated. Unique no-tear vibration minimizing bushings.Ship dates do not include weekends and holidays. Order your parts online and have delivered to your home or pick up in-store at Advance Auto.
Sil-Glyde Silicone Brake Lubricant, Tube, 4 oz. Maybe you just need a couple of Manual Transmissions products or parts.We stock 26 different brands to make sure you have plenty of trusted parts to choose from for your 1999 Acura Integra. CARQUEST, National, and Adler are just some of the brands we stock. Search for brands you know or compare prices and reviews to help you decide! Out of the 59 reviews in this category, some of the top rated parts include TECHnovation Clutch Master Cylinder with 0.0 stars and Bearings with 0.0 stars. Shop online and have your products shipped direct to your door, or pick up at the nearest Advance Auto Parts location today! No matter the job, your 1999 Acura Integra demands trusted brand parts and products to keep it running. 26 trusted brands of Manual Transmissions products are part of Advance Auto Parts’ inventory, and all ready to help make your Integra the best it can be. Here are some of our top Manual Transmissions brands and parts: We carry Dorman parts in our stock across Clutch Components categories, plus more. For a 1999 Acura Integra, our most popular Dorman Manual Transmissions products include:CARQUEST products are another trusted brand when it comes to Manual Transmissions products for your 1999 Acura Integra. Popular CARQUEST parts include:Our most popular Manual Transmissions products for the 1999 Acura Integra are:Stock was clean and fine when I installed this unit as it was only expecting my car Enroll now and start getting rewarded - it's easy. Designed to fit all B series motors with cable transmission. Unique no-tear vibration minimizing bushings.All Rights Reserved. We are still open for business. Menu 0 We are still open for business. NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).
Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.Shifter cable adapter for installing the 6-speed transmission from a 02-06 Integra RS-X Type S in any 00-05 Toyota MR2 Spyder originally equipped with manual transmission. Weight: 5lbs NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).
Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.To perform a K24 swap when using this kit, your Insight must have a stock automatic chassis. NOTE: It is strongly recommended that all installs be done by a mechanic or automotive specialist. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. By switching to stiffer mounts without the fluid reduces wheel hop and increases driving response.NOTE: Although this kit will work with K24 engines, you must use the K20 manual transmission in order to fit this kit correctly. NOTE: This kit will not work with K20 engine conversions. In order to perform a k24 engine conversion, your Insight must have come stock with a manual transmission.
Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.NOTE: This kit does not include the brackets necessary for the complete engine mount conversion. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP.NOTE: This kit does not include the brackets necessary for the complete engine mount conversion. Mounts CAN NOT be returned or swapped out after they have been bolted down (revealing bolt impressions).Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. I'm doing a manual transmission swap but the ecu is an automatic Tags: p75 auto to manual Latest Search Queries: owners manual for 1992 dodge van owners manual addison weatherking gas furnace p touch instruction manual 5 bux doesnt cover the electricity I need to heat up the gun to remove them. But thats a great lowball, I give you that. This is under the external chip area. Remove the resistors at RP18 and RP17. This may be a stupid question but is it possible to convert an auto P75 ECU for an LS Integra to work for a manual LS tranny.I removed the RP17 and RP18. I then made a jumper at RP18.I have a p75 a51 auto ecu. Im putting ls 5 spd in my hatch. Since auto has its own comp for tranny can i use this ecu for 5 spd. To connect with Chicago JDM Auto Parts, join Facebook today. Join or Log In Chicago JDM Auto Parts is on Facebook. To connect with Chicago JDM Auto Parts, join Facebook today.
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Antilock brakes were standard on the GS, but not available on lesser Integras. Leather upholstery could be installed in either the GS 3-door or 4-door. With four valves per cylinder, the new dual-overhead-cam engine developed 130 horsepower and 121 pound-feet of torque (a measure of rotational force, or pulling power). Again front-wheel drive, the car could have either a 5-speed manual gearbox or a 4-speed overdrive automatic transmission. The automatic had two electronically engaged shift modes: economy and performance, the latter with higher shift points. For 1992, engine output rose to 140 horsepower and 126 pound-feet. Then at midseason came the performance-focused GS-R hatchback, packing a smaller (1.7-liter) 4-cylinder engine that yielded greater horsepower (160), but a trifle less torque than its standard-fare mate. A special close-ratio 5-speed manual gearbox was the sole available transmission. Integras hang on nicely around tight turns, suffering minimal body roll. Stopping power is especially impressive with the optional antilock braking. This car’s personality varies according to its transmission. Acceleration from the basic twin-cam 4-cylinder engine is brisk and zesty with the 5-speed gearbox, but not nearly so lively with 4-speed automatic. The high-performance GS-R model demonstrated that it was subjectively faster than other Integras. But that smaller engine stays very busy, thanks to short gearing that keeps it spinning on the high side of 3000 rpm. On the plus side, both transmissions deliver attractive fuel mileage: 23-25 mpg around town and past 30 mpg on the highway. Visibility is fine; controls are sensible and fall easily to hand. Analog gauges are well-marked and unobscured. A low driving position emphasizes the Integra’s sporty nature. Seats are firm and supportive. The 4-door’s longer wheelbase shows up in additional rear leg room. Sedans seat four adults without cramping, but the 3-door’s rear seat is best for kids and cargo.
Cargo space is improved by standard fold-down rear seats. With the exception of Value, these numbers reflect how the vehicle compares against the universe of vehicles, not just against rivals in its class. Lower is better) The ROM chip in the controller must be replaced. (1990-93) The problem is debris in the modulator valve that sticks open flooding the shift solenoids. (1990-92) Acura issued a revised clutch disc and pressure plate that wear longer. (1990-93) Chances are the timing belt is also contaminated by the oil and should be replaced. (1990-93) The fix involves placing shims between the two rubber halves of the trailing-arm bushings. (1990-93) Therefore, we recommend visiting websites that list used cars for sale to get a better idea of what a specific model is selling for in your area. Our editors test drive and thoroughly evaluate virtually every new car, truck, minivan, and SUV sold in America. Mon-Fri 12:00 PM - 7 PM PACIFIC TIME ZONE Comes with Torque Converter. Pickups are only available with an appointment, and will be very limited.Please keep the following in mind during peak season: All engine orders may take anywhere from two to three weeks to ship out. For further details, please call and speak with a sales associate. If you are placed on hold, please refrain from hanging up the phone and calling right back. If it is an emergency, please dial 911. That is ver nice of the seller Communication from the dealer was good Drove from pueblo to look at the vehicle. Will absolutely return for future vehicle purchases Not pushy, patient and helpful! Fair to good pricing on most of their inventory and they have a lot cars. I would work with these folks again. I didn't feel like he was taking advantage of. I would personally He was very low key, friendly and In and out quickly. They provide service to change title and register car as well. After all, over 30 million shoppers use CarGurus to find great deals on used cars and new cars in their area.
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Each mount features no-tear tapered polyurethane bushings. This taper eliminates interference between the mount and chassis minimizing vibration throughout the car. The rubber usually has two or more sections that meet in the center to hold the center pin. The bushings are solid, will never wear or break, and come with a lifetime warranty. The options available are as follows: These are near solid and offer minimal engine movement. We are still open for business. Menu 0 We are still open for business. Although Innovative's bushings are made to absorb engine vibration, you may still notice slight vibration depending on your engine's series and HP. A little background.The automatic HX's came with the CVT tranny instead of a traditional automatic. They are known for shaking when accelerating from a stop. I had originally planned to swap in a spare automatic tranny I had, but after looking into it more I realized it was not an option. Yes any 92-00 D series automatic tranny will bolt up to the D16y5 (hx) motor. However, the D16y5 head is a vtec-e head (lean burn mode) which achieves greater miles per gallon. The only 2 ECU's that are avail for the HX motor are for the manual (P2N) and the CVT (P2M). The P2M ecu for the CVT will not know how to operate with a normal automatic tranny. You will lose the extra MPG that vtec-e gives, and have some extra wiring issues. Also, I'm not even sure what components from the CVT civic are compatible with a regular automatic. So before you consider converting to manual, try flushing out the CVT transmission. The fluid may need to be changed, or someone may have put regular automatic tranny fluid in it, instead of the CVT fluid. These issues can cause the slipping. The CVT fluid is expensive, but it is well worth the investment before you convert. Just one refill is not enough to flush all of the old fluid out, because some of it stays in the transmission.