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Old 29-06-2006, 02:23 PM   #1
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Default changing au2 to manual

hey all just a couple of questions on this. i have just about all the stuff to do the job now just wondering with the wiring for it is it all there to plug in or what, on the pedal box i have there is a sencer on the clucth pedal where does that plug in? and with the wires on the actull box do they all plug into plug alredy there? i have also herd you need to wire in the reverse lights how do you go about this? and also does any one know anywhere in logan, brisbane or goldcoast that can redo my auto ecu to run the manual? has anyone actully done this change themselvs not by a workshop?
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