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Old 07-12-2015, 05:04 PM   #6
thstone
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This will give you an idea of what is involved;
  • Install a clutch pedal assembly
  • Change the brake pedal
  • Install a clutch master cylinder
  • Install hydraulic lines that tie into the brake system (the brake and clutch share hydraulic fluid)
  • Bleed brakes/clutch system
  • Install manual engine harness
  • Remove all of the Tip wiring/relays/controller
  • Get the remaining electrics/wiring to work
  • Install a manual car gauge cluster (no gear indicator lights)
  • Re-program the gauge cluster for mileage
  • Re-program ECU
  • Install flywheel, clutch, pressure plate
  • Install 5-speed transmission
I am sure that I forgot a few things, but you get the idea.

Its a pretty big job and obviously not economically worth the effort.
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