Regards,
Tony
The question was about whether or not the engine is different in the manual versus the automatic car. The answer is no, they both use the same engine with identical specs on horsepower and torque.
Why are you rating my solutions Emission? That is up to the customer. I still think I interpreted the question proper. You could have responded in your own area. You will be reported.
So wat do I need to change to fit an auto engine into my manual car? My engine blew up and I could only get an engine from an auto so I need to conect that to my manual gearbox will it just bolt on or do I need to do some swaping of parts?
So wat do I need to change to fit an auto engine into my manual car? My engine blew up and I could only get an engine from an auto so I need to conect that to my manual gearbox will it just bolt on or do I need to do some swaping of parts?
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The engine is the same whether the transmission is an automatic or a manual. The same engine will bolt up to
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Sorry about that.
The same Angie will bolt up to a manual or automatic transmission. You will need to do nothing differently to swap an engine EXCEPT swap the flywheel. The manual transmission will use a flywheel, clutch, and pressure plate that will bolt to the crank of the engine. An automatic will use a ring gear that bolts to the crack that the torque converter is bolted to. These will be interchangeable on the same engine.
In short it doesn't matter what transmission the engine was bolted to previous. As long as you swap the parts onto the new motor that the transmission needs in order to work you will be fine.
Thanks for that mate
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