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Which cables i need to cut on Auto to Manual conversion?


msmile

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I used this article to do my own conversion and found it to be spot on.... if you are looking for help I think you need to be a little more specific about what you have/haven't done otherwise you are not going to get the help you need....

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All done Rob, just the starter inhibitor wires in doubt... Dont know what colour wires to look for in which plug... ???

I just found the thread on forum, it does say different colours than the article, so it makes it even more complicated now lol :search:

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=1396174

 

Speed sensor plug is the same auto / manual, reverse light wires need cutting from big autobox plug and joining to the getrags reverse light plug (yellow wire and white wire), and starter inhibitor wires also need cutting from the large autobox plug and joining together (black wire and black with red trace). ;)
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You should have 2 black wires in the large grey plug - these need joining together, the other wiring changes are purley for reverse lights etc..... if your car isn;t starting with the 2 black wires joined then i would suspect a problem elsewhere....

 

there are 2 other wires in the large grey plug need to be joined into the 6speed reverse sensor which is the 2 wire plug on the back of the gearbox. As it says in the article there is only 1 plug that plugs straight into the actual box, the other plug is as mentioned and everything else can be taped up.

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