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Old 06-22-2009, 10:44 PM   #1
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I have a 1993 2.3 with auto trans. with close to 160k.My wife cooked itthis weekend .It still has 1st and 2nd but slips in od,3rd and reverse.Oil is black no doubt whats left of the clutches.What would be a fair price to have it rebuilt?I will r and r it myself.Any one got a "good "used one in the sothern WI area? What is involved to swap in a 5 speed manual ?
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Old 06-23-2009, 02:05 AM   #2
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hardest part of the 5speed swap is the pedal install the rest is basically like a clutch change fwiw
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if the oil is black, change it, bring it somewhere to get a full fluid flush. or unhook the cooler line that is pressurized to the radiator and let it drain into a bucket, while keeping it full (while its running). its possible that these problems will go away with a fluid and filter change
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Old 06-23-2009, 07:25 PM   #4
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well, if you need it to be rebuilt, make sure you have $1000 sitting around to spend on it. I had one that went out, had no forward gears, but would go in reverse. Seems like i spent just over $800 for a rebuild and new (re-manufactured) torque converter.
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i did a full rebuild on mine, i spent a little over $600 on it, with a remanufactured convertor for a little under $200 from Autozone. Its not impossible, but if you arent willing to do it yourself, be ready to pay out the a** to have it done
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yeah, and besides, for probably less than that you can put the t5 in instead. it will take a little longer, but its definitely worth it. not only is it more fun to drive, you'll notice more power from your engine and its much stronger than that crappy a4ld trans.
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where are u located in southern wisconsin, cuz my old 4cyl w/trans may still be sitting where i left it.....pm me and we can talk
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yeah, and besides, for probably less than that you can put the t5 in instead. it will take a little longer, but its definitely worth it. not only is it more fun to drive, you'll notice more power from your engine and its much stronger than that crappy a4ld trans.
i considered this, and there is no way you can just go and buy parts for a 5sp swap and have it be cheaper than what i did. you would have to have a donor car sitting next to you with a 5sp already in it for it to be cheaper.
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yeah, but you can get everything you need from a junk yard. or find a car that has been in an accident, as long as the drive train is good, it can be pretty cheap.
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I would live to put a T5 in it.But my wife drives the car more that me and she has a weak knee , and cant drive a stick.I live in the Madison area. Where are you ?
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