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    #16
    Originally posted by uturn View Post
    Get Luis, Miguel and Jose to help...Manuel is always slipping out.
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      #17
      Originally posted by jgilber0 View Post
      Glad to help! I’ll likely do mine in 2019.

      I think the guibo and center bearing may not be the same, but let’s see what others say.


      Thanks a lot man I didn’t think so just checking tho because I have every single part to put the auto in. Everything is torn out Tho and I already have the 5-speed! It should take a couple months but I’m determined to get this beast up and running legit. I was also wondering if the high quality flywheels are worth it the one I’m looking into is $500 but is aluminum and fits the stock clutch. Im thinking I’m just going to go high quality on everything.


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        #18


        Oh man this is great [emoji81] I’m such a noob!


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          Here’s the pedal assembly.


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            #20
            Originally posted by jgilber0 View Post
            I'm working on this too, gathering parts now. There are a ton of good writeups on AT/MT swaps, just search on Google and you'll find many sites and links to follow.

            Figure on about $1,000 for all of the parts, another $800 to $1000 to install at an inexpensive shop, much more at other places. DIY is difficult, especially lying on the floor in a dark garage. You really want access to a lift to make this a pleasant experience.

            Here is my list, gleaned from a variety of sources over the past year. Parts with an (x) are things I already have; still buying other pieces. I hope this helps.

            M/T swap parts list

            Transmission input shaft seal
            Engine rear main seal

            Transmission (x)
            Transmission oil
            Transmission crossmember (x)
            Transmission mounts (x)
            Transmission mount nuts (x)

            Shifter assembly (x)
            Selector rod | Shift link w/washers and clips (x)
            Shift handle (x)
            Shift knob and emblem (x)
            Nylon cup and bushing (x)
            Shift lever insulating rubber boot (x)
            Shift lever leather boot (x)
            Lock pin for support arm (?)
            Bushing mounting nut (x)

            Transmission to block bolts (set, you can reuse the bolts that came off your auto)

            Guibo bolts (need new)
            Guibo (x)

            Driveshaft (x)
            c.v. joint nub (?)
            Center bearing assembly (x)

            Reverse light switch
            M/T reverse lamps wiring harness BMW p/n 23141220263
            Clutch cruise control switch and wiring

            Flywheel (needs machining)
            Flywheel spacer plate (x)
            Flywheel bolts x8 (need new)

            Throwout bearing
            Clutch/Pressure Plate assembly (x)
            Clutch fork (x)
            Clutch fork bearing (x)
            Clutch master cylinder
            Clutch master fluid line connector (x)
            Clutch slave cylinder
            Clutch hardline

            Firewall grommet
            Clutch soft line (x)

            Pedal assembly

            Replacement exhaust hardware


            Amazing list! Out of this list, what is recommended to get "NEW" instead of using the old stuff?

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              #21
              Originally posted by hakstern View Post
              Amazing list! Out of this list, what is recommended to get "NEW" instead of using the old stuff?
              My thoughts:
              Seals and mounts for sure
              Clutch and related bearings
              Flywheel bolts
              Driveshaft center support bearing
              Flywheel bolts
              Shifter bushings
              Guibo and Guibo bolts
              Master and slave cylinders
              Firewall grommet
              Exhaust hardware
              Jon (OO=[][]=OO)
              1992 325ic white, stock with a 5-speed swap
              Palm Beach County

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                #22
                Originally posted by jgilber0 View Post
                My thoughts:


                Seals and mounts for sure

                Clutch and related bearings

                Flywheel bolts

                Driveshaft center support bearing

                Flywheel bolts

                Shifter bushings

                Guibo and Guibo bolts

                Master and slave cylinders

                Firewall grommet

                Exhaust hardware


                Hoses too! there are 2 hoses on the master cylinder. One from master cylinder to brake fluid reservoir. There’s a hardline to the soft line to the slave cylinder. Also there is a lil plastic piece that goes on the master cylinder that connects the hose that goes to the brake reservoir. These are the tiny parts that I had the most trouble finding.


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                  #23
                  Btw it’s almost done! I believe I have everything thank you everyone!


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                    #24
                    That front lift point looks like it needs a day off :eeek:

                    What did you use at your other lift point? Rear of the manifold? I can't tell...

                    Also, how's the swap going? And btw it's not impossible to do it without removing the whole engine. Might even be easier.
                    Here's this guy doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejpE5eZkga0
                    "Time doesn't heal anything... It just teaches us how to live with the pain." - My Cracked Dashboard

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by Zambuzan View Post
                      That front lift point looks like it needs a day off :eeek:



                      What did you use at your other lift point? Rear of the manifold? I can't tell...



                      Also, how's the swap going? And btw it's not impossible to do it without removing the whole engine. Might even be easier.

                      Here's this guy doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejpE5eZkga0


                      I have two engines. Had to remove the original one because of cylinder wall scaring and bad rod bearing. I may rebuild the bad engine later to learn more. So the engine you see is a working engine with 70k miles (according to the seller). Here’s a pic of the pull I’m having someone more experienced help me. I was out of town this weekend to skydive. So no progress yet however I have everything ready to go! I’ll definitely keep everyone posted. I’m so ready to drive!Click image for larger version

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                        #26

                        Got them married up finally.


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