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Teddyzee

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is there any info in the forums on setting up an auto ranger to manual?
I want to say "none", but then you would just search and prove me wrong.

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Now that I know what to search for I'm drowning in info. I've got enough of a understanding about the hydronic system. I'm confident in most everything about the swap except for the pedal assembly.
 

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There's no reason to really make the pedals, some times the bolt in option works fine.
 

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Thats all I'm looking for. Some before and after pictures of the pedal assemblies so I know what to look for and what year parts are compatible. Obviously a manual 91' 4.0L would be compatible but if I can't find that I'm just curious what other years would work. Also would be helpful to find someone who's installed a clutch pedal assembly cuz they'll know the little pieces I need to keep that I might over look.
 

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The assembly changed in 1995, with the dash and firewall, if that helps.
The slave on your early truck will bolt directly to the firewall.
 

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The stock master cylinder on my 91' can be used? And it looks like from what I've read that a 84 slave is a good choice, long stoke, right head on the shaft, etc... And then I just gotta find the right adapting fittings for -an to the flexible hose. That all sound right?
 

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Here are the fitting adapters, Russel 640281
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-640281/

Every slave I've seen has a 3/4" bore. I used the '84 Ranger diesel, but anything you source, like from any Datsun, should work the same.

No matter which slave, you'll be replacing the rod with a length of all-thread, threaded rod. It needs to be long enough to function, and short enough to fit in place.
 

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sounds good. Ill order some parts and see how it all comes out. hopefully in the mean time I can find a pedal assembly.
Im not sure how these work so this may be a stupid question but while looking for hydaulic systems I've seen reservoirs that allow the slave to bleed itself. Is there a reason no one has used one with a 5 swap? I keep reading how they are hard to bleed because of the lack of space...

Oh yea and purplehaze convinced me to get a 351W before I boost so Ill be swapping that as soon as I get my hands on one.
 

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Looks like ill be getting a 4r70w with a mvb. Anyone in Hawaii looking for a T5?
 

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