How it cost to put manuel transmission on 3rd gen automatic?
03-25-2005, 06:28 PM
#4
where are you from?
im sorry yeah there are 5spds, if you look in the stickies youll find all your answers so you dont have to post ***** 15 times to start a thread on something that could have been answered by checking the stickies. welcome to the board.
im sorry yeah there are 5spds, if you look in the stickies youll find all your answers so you dont have to post ***** 15 times to start a thread on something that could have been answered by checking the stickies. welcome to the board.
03-25-2005, 06:31 PM
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lolll really... im all confused now.. im from montreal, quebec, CAN
There have alot of stickies you know, and you are sure the answer to my question wich was, is it possible to convert automatic to manuel is possible... is there?
There have alot of stickies you know, and you are sure the answer to my question wich was, is it possible to convert automatic to manuel is possible... is there?
03-25-2005, 06:41 PM
#6
i dunno i parked my car one night looking like this
woke up the next morning to find this
yes its obviously possible, best way to do it is to buy a junk car/parts car and youll have just about everything you need except clutch basically (provided the other parts are still in good shape... pedals, slave cyl, master cyl, lines, mounts, etc)
woke up the next morning to find this
yes its obviously possible, best way to do it is to buy a junk car/parts car and youll have just about everything you need except clutch basically (provided the other parts are still in good shape... pedals, slave cyl, master cyl, lines, mounts, etc)
03-25-2005, 06:42 PM
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All you gotta do is find a 3rd generation from the junkyard and buy all the parts to switch it out, i would say it would run you around 800 by the time you buy everything and get all the small parts that the junk yard may not have. Some have done it for like 300 though, but i guess they got lucky with their parts source.
AH i got beat by a few seconds on that reply.
AH i got beat by a few seconds on that reply.
03-25-2005, 07:22 PM
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Aw thanks guys, I got some hope now... I really love maxima 3rd gen look, just like this one ive seen on cardomain
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
03-25-2005, 07:55 PM
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Yeah, here
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/190311/1
If you can ask the guy by comments or dunno wich wing he used post it back here plz!
But I want same kind of **** also
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/190311/1
If you can ask the guy by comments or dunno wich wing he used post it back here plz!
But I want same kind of **** also
03-25-2005, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by nTm
I would like to know cuz I cant find any 3rd gen man..! thanks
Why on earth smbdy would want to do THAT? ...the GXE automatic is the best box ever invented. Only oxidized electronics might spoil that pleasure:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/15
03-26-2005, 05:34 AM
#13
To change an auto over to a manual is NOT for the feint of heart -- it's a difficult job which involves a lot of mechanical know-how. By the same token I'm sure it's a great learning experience.
I agree with Wiking: the automatic in my 90 SE is the best gearbox I've ever used -- and I've driven everything. Possible exception might be the 86 Hurst Olds 442 with the little toggles (like a drag racer) to select gears manually or automatically.
Anyway, at 70 - 90 on the highway, with the O/D off, that tranny is great fun.
/tends to get long-winded.
I agree with Wiking: the automatic in my 90 SE is the best gearbox I've ever used -- and I've driven everything. Possible exception might be the 86 Hurst Olds 442 with the little toggles (like a drag racer) to select gears manually or automatically.
Anyway, at 70 - 90 on the highway, with the O/D off, that tranny is great fun.
/tends to get long-winded.
03-26-2005, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Geerhed
I agree with Wiking: the automatic in my 90 SE is the best gearbox I've ever used -- and I've driven everything.
/tends to get long-winded.
/tends to get long-winded.
03-26-2005, 06:21 AM
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I just wanted to know if anyone has the write up or alink to the 5 spd conversion. i saw one link in the stickies and every time that i try to go to it it gives me a different link all together. thanks
03-26-2005, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by maxima92se
I just wanted to know if anyone has the write up or alink to the 5 spd conversion. i saw one link in the stickies and every time that i try to go to it it gives me a different link all together. thanks
Hal has a writeup for the 4th gen.....they should be very similar and its a good reference to go by.
03-26-2005, 09:10 AM
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I basically started taking my car apart along with the parts car and it was pretty obvious to me how it had to go back together. I needed help with a few little things and referred to my Haynes for things like removing the axles to make sure I didnt damage them.
I would say that unless your the type who is mechanically inclined and is good at figguring out how things work the 5sp swap will be a major PITA.
I would say that unless your the type who is mechanically inclined and is good at figguring out how things work the 5sp swap will be a major PITA.
03-26-2005, 11:18 AM
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I also disagree
Originally Posted by VG Ill ridah
I can disagree. I'm on my third tranny within the past two years. These auto's can't last with me. Have you ever driven an Intrepid. Those trannies can last. My brother had one brand new out of the lot. He drives worse than me and his car lasted over 100k before he decided to sell.
03-26-2005, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by djx82
My 92SE has 167K now with stock transmission.. never had problems.. i guess it depends on how you drive...
all the 89-91 and 92-94GXEs had the sh1tty auto
92-94se have a better auto although still not what i would call strong but at least it lasts longer than 150k
03-26-2005, 06:51 PM
#21
Originally Posted by VG Ill ridah
Have you ever driven an Intrepid. .
They have ALL sorts of problems with the Chrysler 4-speed automatics. Check out www.allpar.com sometime and see all the threads about dead Intrepid and Caravan/Voyager/Town & Country trannies.
I don' t know what you're doing to that poor car that you've gone through three trannies. Mine has gone 176,000 miles and still shifts better than a Mercedes (had one of those, too).
Of course, having said that, I'll go out and blow it up on the way to Easter services.
03-26-2005, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by nTm
Aw thanks guys, I got some hope now... I really love maxima 3rd gen look, just like this one ive seen on cardomain
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
03-26-2005, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by vansskaterfreek
hey, what kinda wing u got on that maxima there??? can you give me a site with it??? thanks! it looks awesome!
yes I do sell them
03-26-2005, 07:19 PM
#24
that one is alllllloooootttt taller than the green one. or atleast it looks it. that white one is funny because the wing looks soooo out of place and there is a nice dent in the side of the car.....lol.
ps thats one not so purrty wing
ps thats one not so purrty wing
03-26-2005, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by nTm
Aw thanks guys, I got some hope now... I really love maxima 3rd gen look, just like this one ive seen on cardomain
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
I dont know if its anyone here but I find it really nice, kind of look of a m3 e30, and even bether hehehehe
well in any cases thanks for good answers
Ninjaedit: Woah, vBulletin updated my age automatically! *****in!
12-22-2012, 01:56 PM
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its not impossible cuz i did it in grenada i used ah 2nd gen gearbox and shifter linkage pedals box ...axles work bck look here u will see d hold conversion http://www.facebook.com/KrazykidAutoServices
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