You can do it from underneath, cost will depend on cost of parts if you can do it your self or need to farm the work out.
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Hi all, just popped across from the D4 area to ask a quick question.
How hard, read expensive, is it to replace an auto gearbox on the back of a 300 Diesel engine to a manual? Would it require removal of the engine or would you be able to work from underneath?
The only experience I've had with changing gearboxes was with my 998 Mini and I used to just drop the front subframe out from underneath.
Thanks
Scott
You can do it from underneath, cost will depend on cost of parts if you can do it your self or need to farm the work out.
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As noted, can be done from underneath, but the box and TC are heavy, so best bet is to jack the car up on all 4 corners as high as you can, so you can get a transmission jack under the whole lot. You can do the box and TC separately but the alignment can be a bitch to get right in close quarters and you can damage the TC input shaft seal if your not careful.
Remember you'll need a manual pedal box and clutch master as well.
Also, remember to join up the inhibit switch wiring when it is removed from the box or you won't be able to crank it...![]()
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
you have to ask "why would you want to?"...
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
For a start, that's not what you said, I have highlighted the line you made that I have issue with. Also, there are different autos, which one are you referring to?
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
I can understand exactly why you'd want to.
Basically people either like autos or they don't. I don't. That's the opinion side.
The fact side:
Manuals are more efficient. Compared to 4sp autos, a lot more efficient.
They give better engine braking.
They produce less heat.
Fewer oil lines and coolers.
They don't change gear when you don't want them to.
Minibloodhound. It's probably easiest to swap your entire pedal box too.
There you go, I felt it unnecessary originally to point out in a 300tdi auto conversation, that I was talking about 300tdi's. I don't know if you're a troll or a grammar nazi, or just in love with automatic transmissions.
But I've never liked any I've driven off road. That's personal preference.
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