Guess who has 3 pedals!!

spook · Mar 12, 2004

Woot. Tonight part 1 of the T-5 swap was completed. I got the pedal assembly all swapped over, and it's ready for phase 2, starting Saturday morning.

A4LD is gonna =

140cilx · Mar 12, 2004

you got the hard part done!

toadstang · Mar 12, 2004

I cant wait until I can switch mine to a T-5. Ive been learning how to drive manual on my gf's 2000 Mustang. (Exploding Turtle)

Asha'man · Mar 12, 2004

How long did it take you? Did you relocate the speedo cable okay? Took me about 5 hours plus a little time the next day to mess with the brakelight switch. Definitely the hardest (procedurally) part of the swap!

Ash

spook · Mar 12, 2004

Asha'man said:
How long did it take you? Did you relocate the speedo cable okay? Took me about 5 hours plus a little time the next day to mess with the brakelight switch. Definitely the hardest (procedurally) part of the swap!

Ash

Speedo cable? Huh? Umm I'm not sure I even messed with that, but I think my speedo works, so hopefully I'm okay.

It took me about 2 hours Wednesday night, until I realized I needed to go buy an 18mm socket to get the steering wheel out, then last night about 3 hours. The teardown was a bit of a pain, but after everything was out of the way, putting it all back together only took about 20 minutes. I still need to get the dash back together; I left about 3 pieces off around the steering column so I could clean it today while it was apart. I thought the little yellow plunger was the brakelight switch at first, but then I found the actual switch dangling and attached it. This was my first real mod. Usually, my dad and I split the work pretty evenly, but since only I could fit under the dash, it was all on me. I actually enjoyed it.

Mustang5L5 · Mar 12, 2004

I've had my clutch pedal hanging in my car for 2 years.

Some day i'll finish my AOD to T5 swap

Lx89Stang05 · Mar 12, 2004

took me about 4 hours in 30* weather. from taking it out to putting in my car. very stress full, i recomend walking away from your car when you get mad so you dont kick it like i did.

spook · Mar 14, 2004

Well it's about 330 Sunday afternoon and the swap is still not complete. My dad's been dragging his feet big time, so we only put in about 3 hours of work yesterday. So far we have the pedals in, the A4LD out, and the shifter out. Now we're struggling to find parts for the hydraulic clutch, and I think we might just switch to cable. I'll keep you guys updated.

Asha'man · Mar 14, 2004

Go cable, it's more versatile and the car is made for it.

Ash

spook · Mar 15, 2004

I wanted to, but that means we need to get all the cable parts, including the quadrant, firewall adjuster, cable, new throwout arm, etc.

Asha'man · Mar 15, 2004

Quad, FWA, cable, bellhousing. Seems easier to me than master and slave cylinders, reservoirs, hydraulic lines, etc.

Ash

spook · Mar 16, 2004

Wait don't tell me the freaking bellhousings are different. We decided today to go cable, because today at work my dad found a manual mustang out in the yard. The only reason we were going hydraulic in the first place is because that's what we had from the Turbocoupe. So hopefully by the end of the week, we''ll have everything needed for a cable setup and I can finish this weekend.

silver pony · Mar 29, 2004

ok... we won't tell you that the bellhouses are different

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