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Im swaping a 5 speed in place of an auto can anyone tell me everything that i need to get for it to work
 
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What vehicle?



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1995 Pathfinder v6
 
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clutch pedal, clutch master cylinder, hose, and slave cylinder, flywheel, pilot bearing, throwout bearing, clutch fork, I know there is a diff in computers, has anybody found a way to trick them?



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Don't forget the transmission itself and the correct front cover for the t-case. (the one with the little trough on it.)



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quote:
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Don't forget the transmission itself and the correct front cover for the t-case. (the one with the little trough on it.)


Sorry to dig this thread up, but its the only one close enough to what i was searching for. Maybe you guys have other links, if so, please share!

The question is, will the transfer case on the Pathfinder 4x4 auto bolt up to a 5 speed out of a Pathfinder 4x4?


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Yes, it will bolt up.



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get "mt-90"- gl-4 REDLINE synthetic lube.

don't put anything rated gl-5 only- it's not suitable, and will shorten the life


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