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Manual Conversion Q

Started by ...joshwa · 20 Sept 2008 · 6 replies

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...joshwaArchived member
Hi all, Nearly finished my manual conversion. Just a question, there is one plug coming out of the box, where does it plug into? Also the wires in the dash that were originally for the auto computer can I just trim them so its tidy? One other thing, I am finding it extremely difficult to get the brake pushrod onto the pin on the brake pedal. . Any tips? Thanks all, Josh
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airbagsVLArchived member
that plug is for the reversing lights!
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HingoArchived member
Shouldnt there be two plugs? A neutral and reverse switch plug?
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gasguzlerArchived member
sounds like your missing the manual loom mate .
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5spdvlArchived member
As above, two plugs - neutral switch and reverse lights. Plugs into the yellow and white plug on the firewall that one of the auto looms plugs into. Yes, you can trim the two large AT2 plugs under the steering column if you wish. You may find it easier to remove the steering column to do the pedals, or at least drop it. Dropping it requires removal of the under dash pieces, and undoing the three nuts that hold the column to the dash support panel.
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airbagsVLArchived member
ah ok mines a manual conversion and doesnt have the neutral plug
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5spdvlArchived member
Your gearbox should still have two plugs on it.
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