6spd swap 4L60E to T56
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6spd swap 4L60E to T56
Soo I need help guys! I blew my tranny a few days ago and well i am thinking that since i have to do something with it why not go all out and make it a 6spd. I know everything that you need I just am really not sure on how to do it. Does anyone have and write ups on how to do it? Or just any helpful information?
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Here you go:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-transmission/200480-m6-a4-a4-m6-conversion-info-requested.html
Just read through that. There is a write-up in there also.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-transmission/200480-m6-a4-a4-m6-conversion-info-requested.html
Just read through that. There is a write-up in there also.
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got mine transfered to a 6 speed after i blew up the A4 at the track, i figured why get a new auto when i can get a new six speed for cheaper and have what ive always wanted.
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The thing that people say is the hardest, is trying to figure out how to get the reverse lock-out to work right. But you have to run a wire to pin 44(??) I think to have it like the GM has theirs. Ill be doing this swap veryy soon myself and hope it goes pretty smoothly.
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I'm from Topeka too. The swap is absolutely not hard at all.....in fact I'd say a cam swap is more involved. The sticky at the top of this section has absolutely everything you need to know. I did mine in my freezing cold garage on jackstands with hand tools. Everyone told me not to do it too....don't listen to them, I'm sure glad I didn't.
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The swap isn't hard. If you can drop a transmission, then you can do the swap. The wiring was very easy. The hardest part was finding all the swap parts that you need.
As for the reverse lock-out, I just left the solenoid in there and didn't wire it up. You have to jam it over to get it in reverse. I just left it there b/c I wanted to be sure I didn't accidentally go in reverse on the hwy.
As for the reverse lock-out, I just left the solenoid in there and didn't wire it up. You have to jam it over to get it in reverse. I just left it there b/c I wanted to be sure I didn't accidentally go in reverse on the hwy.
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I have never seen your car around town it looks really good though!!! and so on the reverse lock out what happens if you just dont have it?? (i know this is a stupid question)
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Thanks....it doesn't get out much, I've only put 700 miles on it in the last 15 months. Like bjamick said, all reverse lockout does is to prevent shifting into reverse when you meant to shift into 5th. The solenoid is active above ~3mph and closes the reverse gate. Below that mph, the solenoid retracts allowing you access to reverse. It's not required to keep it (I removed mine), you just need to be conscious of what you're doing when shifting into 5th gear. Even if you accidentally shoved it over into reverse, it wouldn't actually go into gear....just make a nasty noise at ya and buzz your hand.
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i just listed every thing you need to get you were you need to be for your swap let me know ill owrk with you thanks todd toddrgudde@yahoo.com
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I dont think you really need a reverse lock out. You really have push pretty damned hard to the right in order to get it into reverse, not something you would accidently do. Oh and for the above question, i found mine in the classified section so thats where i would start
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I am willing to consider anything right now I just wanna find something!! My car needs to be running soon she looks sad sitting in driveway with blocks behind it!!