lifted97ranger's auto to manual swap.....
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lifted97ranger's auto to manual swap.....
Welp I have finally decided to swap my truck to a manual transmission for sure. Hopefully I will have the swap done on December 8th......
I plan on doing little things that I can do before dropping the transmission, that way I should be able to drop the transmission and get the new one installed in about a day.
Here is my parts list:
- M50D-R1HD transmission (hopefully paying for soon!) (~$400)
- LUK clutch kit w/new slave cylinder ($199.99)
- New flywheel ($79.99)
- New slave cylinder ($47.99) (lifetime warranty from O'Reilly)
- New clutch pedal assembly ($45)
- New clutch master cylinder (64.99) (includes reservoir & hydraulic line)
- New transmission starter (109.99) (lifetime warranty from O'Reilly)(unless my contact can find his off his truck)
- manual transmission PCM off eBay ($35)
- Explorer shorty console ($65 + a gauge)
Am I missing any parts?
I will post up pictures as the story goes.......hopefully I will be able to do a full write up on the process so anyone who wants to do this can.....
Parts Gathered Thus Far: (keep a watch, more parts will be added soon!)
- '03 Ranger FX4 Level II M50D-R1HD 5 speed transmission ($400 + a couple parts)
- '04 clutch and brake pedal assembly ($44.99 shipped) (eBay)
- '99 Clutch Pedal Position Switch ($29.60 shipped) (eBay)
- Shifter floor plat and shift boot ($40 shipped) (member on Explorer Forums)
- Clutch Kit (disc, pressure plate, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, slave cylinder, & alignment tool ($200 shipped) (eBay)
- Clutch Master Cylinder (master cylinder, hydraulic line, and CPP) ($115) (eBay)
- '07 FX4 Level II shifter arm, ball, boot, and all the parts that go into the tranny ($150 shipped) (member on RPS who switched to a Hurst)
- '97 Ranger 4.0 4wd manual tranny PCM ($50 shipped) (eBay)
Parts Installed Thus Far: (keep a watch, more parts installs will be added soon!)
I plan on doing little things that I can do before dropping the transmission, that way I should be able to drop the transmission and get the new one installed in about a day.
Here is my parts list:
- M50D-R1HD transmission (hopefully paying for soon!) (~$400)
- LUK clutch kit w/new slave cylinder ($199.99)
- New flywheel ($79.99)
- New slave cylinder ($47.99) (lifetime warranty from O'Reilly)
- New clutch pedal assembly ($45)
- New clutch master cylinder (64.99) (includes reservoir & hydraulic line)
- New transmission starter (109.99) (lifetime warranty from O'Reilly)(unless my contact can find his off his truck)
- manual transmission PCM off eBay ($35)
- Explorer shorty console ($65 + a gauge)
Am I missing any parts?
I will post up pictures as the story goes.......hopefully I will be able to do a full write up on the process so anyone who wants to do this can.....
Parts Gathered Thus Far: (keep a watch, more parts will be added soon!)
- '03 Ranger FX4 Level II M50D-R1HD 5 speed transmission ($400 + a couple parts)
- '04 clutch and brake pedal assembly ($44.99 shipped) (eBay)
- '99 Clutch Pedal Position Switch ($29.60 shipped) (eBay)
- Shifter floor plat and shift boot ($40 shipped) (member on Explorer Forums)
- Clutch Kit (disc, pressure plate, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, slave cylinder, & alignment tool ($200 shipped) (eBay)
- Clutch Master Cylinder (master cylinder, hydraulic line, and CPP) ($115) (eBay)
- '07 FX4 Level II shifter arm, ball, boot, and all the parts that go into the tranny ($150 shipped) (member on RPS who switched to a Hurst)
- '97 Ranger 4.0 4wd manual tranny PCM ($50 shipped) (eBay)
Parts Installed Thus Far: (keep a watch, more parts installs will be added soon!)
Last edited by lifted97ranger; 12-17-2007 at 07:09 PM.
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Originally Posted by 04blackedge
Wheres the Pioneer center console going?
Originally Posted by rangerdan01
which auto trannie are you switching from?
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steering colum = for now i am just going to remove the shifter from it until i can get one...
there is no "Transmission Safety Switch" on the tranny that i am getting.....there is a CPP (Clutch Pedal Position) switch......the plug for it is under the dash to plug into the switch......then it goes to the PCM to tell it to start....
there is no "Transmission Safety Switch" on the tranny that i am getting.....there is a CPP (Clutch Pedal Position) switch......the plug for it is under the dash to plug into the switch......then it goes to the PCM to tell it to start....
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good call.........i will try them online.....and i will go in tomorrow and see......
i know buying the master cylinder, hydraulic lines, and CPP will be a little more expensive buying new, but better to get them once and not have to get them again.....and with hydraulic lines, they can dry rot over time....never know how long they have been sitting in the yard for.......and electric parts, don't want them to be wet.....
i know buying the master cylinder, hydraulic lines, and CPP will be a little more expensive buying new, but better to get them once and not have to get them again.....and with hydraulic lines, they can dry rot over time....never know how long they have been sitting in the yard for.......and electric parts, don't want them to be wet.....
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Originally Posted by 5speedin2.3
ah yeah thats what i was talking about, i didn't know the wire for it was already there.
this doesn't see as hard as people have made it out to be......
oh yea and according to the dealership, i don't need a flywheel spacer for a manual tranny......they are only on the auto trannys.....
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Originally Posted by RazorsEDGE
This will definitely be something worth watching. Did you decide to stick with the electronic t-case then? I'm assuming so since you're talking about using an expo console.
i am probably going to use the shorty console.....i think i like it better....
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this write up may or may not be helpful.
http://members.aol.com/arnie897/97auto2manual.pdf
edit, i just noticed you posted in his thread over there. anywho, maybe it will help someone else
http://members.aol.com/arnie897/97auto2manual.pdf
edit, i just noticed you posted in his thread over there. anywho, maybe it will help someone else