So been doing some searching and found a site that shows how to convert the e154f to fwd, using mr2 diff and cover plate.
has anyone on here actually done this? im quiet interested in doing this conversion to keep the low mileage tranny that came with the clip, and no this will not burn the diff up since it will be swapped.
or any thoughts on this?
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yes, i posted this topic a while ago and culpable responded... i cant find the thread.
found it
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showto...37&hl=e154f
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I'd be interested in buying the e154f if you dont end up converting it.
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as I posted before, it's perfectly doable, my big mistake was trying to rush things. I would adivse you to start the tranny conversion before you start working on the engine, so you dont get the feeling of the trans holding you up and rushing through it ( that's what I did ) and dont cheap out, by the proper tools, it'll make a world of difference.
as I said on my PM I have the parts you need, so let me know if you want them.
culp,
would you be interested in helping me attempt this conversion or possibly do it for me for a fee, as ill need a new tranny and i would rather use my e154f
please let me know
5th gear has to come off. then the brass bolts come out ad then that case can come off
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there is a " cheat " way of doing this,
you jsut need to separate the bell housing,, basically undo all the bolts holding the bell housing in place ( as you did ) then with a flashlight, look inside the small opening, look for a metal peice attached to the bell housing by 2 10 or 12 mm bolts, undo those bolts and the bell housing will come off, now, remove the diff and replace it with a LSD diffent and re install the bell housing,, then re do the metal piece again ( this is tought and takes time ) you have to install the peice back again the way it was, and secure it through the small opening, then close the trasn, spin the shaft to make sure everything is aling ( while in neutral ) is everything checks out, close your trans. follow proper bolting techiniques and don't over torque the bolts, make sure the case is closing evenly ( that was my mistake ) and dont forget the magnet, you can easily lose it as it will fall off once the bell housing is separated.