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Old 04-04-2006, 07:46 PM   #1
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Default Manual Conversion

I completed a manual conversion previously in my ea falcon and it turned out ok not great.

The issues I had where the computer and the reversing lights. Im wondering will I have this problem all over again with the au. I did a search and from what I have come up with it sounds like I will.

The question is can the car be run with the Auto ecu? If so how well and does it cost much for ford to set it up to handle the manual.

With the reversing lights are they difficult to wire in? I also have a cruise conversion as well but im guessing ill need extra parts now as well to fit the manual.

Im hoping its not all too hard so I can give it ago over easter

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