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| Explorer & Ranger Transmissions, Transfer Cases, & Differentials Transmissions, Transfer Cases. A4LD, 4R70W, 4R44E, 4R55E, 5R44E, 5R55E, M5OD, BW 1354, Control Trac, GEM, AWD. Ford 8.8", Dana 35 |
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Tooele,Ut
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Converting 1st Gen EX to manual
Might be getting another EX with a dead A4LD. No real desire at this time to rebuild another one. Thinking a 5 speed swap to be ideal. Some questions that I can't really find answers for.
I know I need the Mazda trans, clutch set and flywheel, slave and master cylinders and hose. AND the manual specific starter... The truck is also a 94, so I know I don't want to go newer (different connectors). I'me sure I can grab almost everything I need from a Ranger or EX. But probably need EX specific wiring. After reading GMan's thread, and his issues between auto and manual ECUs, will this be an issue in the 1st gen as well? If I need a Manual specific ECU am I going to have wiring issues like Gman? (Not a big problem, just something to think about and plan for, since I swapped a complete 90 cab and engine harness into a 88 Ranger cab...) Can I use Ranger clutch/brake pedal assemblies, or MUST I use an EX specific? And will the 1354E tcase from the A4LD bolt up to the 5 speed? Is there anything else I need to source from the Rangers or EXs I haven't mentioned? Thanks all!
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Elite Explorer
Jackson, NJ
94 limited on 35's
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The master is different for 91-92 and 93-94. Quote:
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Yes. Probably! __________________ 94 limited: 4.0l, 5spd swap, 6" skyjacker lift, 35x14.5 thornturds, 4.56s. 5.0 swap started (94 cobra 5.0, zf 5spd, np205) 95 xlt: stockish (SOHC swap, 30,000miles and I blew up the 3rd 4r55e...now collecting parts for a Cummins swap.) Cummins 4BT swap thread Ranger bed trailer build |
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Offroad Moderator
anaheim hills,california
95 ranger 4x4/ 91 X 4x4
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...There is a stickie on the subject at the top of this section...
![]() http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...d.php?t=293846 __________________ I have Rocks in my head. What's in yours? ![]() '95 ranger xl 4x4 2.3L std cab, 2 sticks Ranger RegistryThe Squirrel '91 4x4=To much to list, much more to add.. Project "X" and more Pics & Mod's ListHow to: Wheels,Tires, & Lifts... Buy Explorerforum.com Items here |
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Tooele,Ut
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How the heck did I miss that sticky?
I probably need more than I think, but thans sno... So wherever I grab the flywheel, keep the bolts, Use the proper year slave/master for the year trans I snag, Wonder if I still have that pedal set... And the auto ECU seems to tolerate a manual just peachy... Appreciate it! |
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Elite Explorer
![]() 91 EB 2x4
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I have been looking at doing this for some time. I think the easiest way is to find a donor vehicle, but if that's a no go, most of the little parts are easily available from junkyards and the internets. New parts such as the master/slave cylinder, clutch, etc shouldn't run but a couple hundred bucks. Computer, pedals and misc used parts can be had for fairly cheap too. Although this is in regards to a '99, he has a good parts list and pictures of his parts: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/...d.php?t=250083
I second 94fourdoor's sticky noted above, should be of great help if you are like me and need pictures of the process. I am confident that the whole swap can be done in a weekend if you do your homework and have everything laid out before hand. |
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