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The "DOES IT FIT?(parts)" Thread
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dvilla5506
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i know everybody asks mainly for manual tranny's but for auto's are the h or f22 any better than the f23 tranny? im assuming since they are interchangeable they just bolt up
dvilla5506
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anybody?
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
yes they would bolt up
but i can't say for certain if the wiring would work
but i can't say for certain if the wiring would work
dvilla5506
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so the wiring for the auto is more of a b**** than a manual
BadgerType
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i am not sure
i don't know enough about how the ecu (or for obd-i, the tcu) operates the tranny
i am fairly certain the shift points are done by the ecu which means that whe the tranny spins xxxxrpm, you shift. this could lead you to have a higher shift point that could damage your engine
manual is all user control, so yes, it is easier in that sense
finch13
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Well I know for a fact that the 94-97 F22 auto had a TCU separate from the ECU, so that would play a large role.
dvilla5506
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ah makes sense thanks
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
not necessary
obd-i manuals had just the ecu, autos had both tcu and ecu. our modern ecu's control both and given the wiring would not have changed much between 1995-1996, i think it is all possible
but i wouldn't know how to adjust shift points on a obd-ii car. i could have sworn remembering someone change shift points on an auto, but i can't remember how
CanadianEh48
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what would i need to do to make a 98-00 sedan Magnaflow Catback fit a 02 coupe? i dont mind shortening/extending the mid pipe if i have to i just need a heads up b4 i make a big purchase haha
