Just went from auto to manual and dont kno wat starter will fit
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Depends on what clutch/flywheel you used. If it's from a 2.9 the starters are the same. If you "upgraded" to the 4.0 clutch/flywheel you'll need a manual starter from a 4.0.
BTW, later models (Not sure how much. Any 4.0 maybe?) auto starter fits the 2.9 clutch/flywheel and is of more compact design. I used one myself.
BTW, later models (Not sure how much. Any 4.0 maybe?) auto starter fits the 2.9 clutch/flywheel and is of more compact design. I used one myself.
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I changed my 1990 Bronco II 2.9L from an A4LD auto to the FM132 manual (2WD version of the FM146), and the auto starter was the same as the manual starter.
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