stock shifter with th350
12-16-2007, 07:37 PM
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stock shifter with th350 anyone know how to do this and have pics of what to do/
the tranny is fmvb!!
just want to do this until i get the money for a bm pro ratchet
the tranny is fmvb!!
just want to do this until i get the money for a bm pro ratchet
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This will help you out
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...actory+shifter
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...actory+shifter
Stock Shifter-
Can you use your stock A4 shifter with TH350/400? Yes, The stock A4 shifter can be retained if you have a forward valve body in the transmission.
The mount tabs on the transmission end of the shift cable can still be used but you must drill a hole in the center of the other 2 holes and use that hole to mount it to one bolt on the tranny pan. It lines up perfect.
Inside the car, no changes need to be made. When you shift to 1st on the tranny, your shifter will only come down to the 2nd gear position on the shifter, so don't try to pull it back farther. Park, reverse, neutral all match up fine.
Can you use your stock A4 shifter with TH350/400? Yes, The stock A4 shifter can be retained if you have a forward valve body in the transmission.
The mount tabs on the transmission end of the shift cable can still be used but you must drill a hole in the center of the other 2 holes and use that hole to mount it to one bolt on the tranny pan. It lines up perfect.
Inside the car, no changes need to be made. When you shift to 1st on the tranny, your shifter will only come down to the 2nd gear position on the shifter, so don't try to pull it back farther. Park, reverse, neutral all match up fine.
02-24-2019, 04:24 PM
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Yikes, bringing this back from the dead but assuming you use the stock shifter for the swap, you wouldn't have to worry about trying to make the reverse lights and neutral safety switch work right?
02-26-2019, 11:28 AM
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