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If you have a jaycar or electronics shop around,the resistors will set you back less than a dollar.
Then you need to get to the ECU loom and solder the resistors across specific wires. A manual tune J3 chip is $120 from reading this: http://www.tiperformance.com.au/buy.html You just slot it into the bottom of your ECU and bobs your uncle. 
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Thanksu have been a huge help
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| heike83 |
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Hey.
anyone know where I can find the wiring diagram for the resisters for an el fairmont gia? I was told it differs for different models |
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The colours are different for EL as there is no separate gearbox loom.
Here's some notes I made. This should be enough to get you through it. On the little square plug, join wires Red/Dark Blue & Black to bypass the neutral inhibitor. For reverse you need to connect the other two wires to the reverse switch on the gearbox. (Red/Black & White/Red) On the round plug at the gearbox, the 1.2k resistor goes between the Yellow and Black/White wires for gear select, and the 6.8k resistor goes between Pink/Green and Black/White for trans temperature. |
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| heike83 |
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Thanks heaps. so that is definately the wiring for an el?
the first part you mentioned about the nuetral and reverve is that just so it doesnt rev and stuff between gear changes? Just I know when my ex first had it converted, even though it is unfinished the mechanic he seen did the wiring part so you can start the car and drive it, but the resisters were never done. Also do I have to have a j chip as well as the resisters or are the resisters enough on their own? |
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| heike83 |
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that was meant to say j3 chip!
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Attachment: !BW5sRS!BGk~$(KGrHgoH-CUEjlLl1UPiBKZlNrDTLw~~_35.JPG this is the thing i was telling you that needs to be unplugged for the time being, it contols the idle on the car, the only problem is you need to adjust the base idle screw to idle the car and it will be a bit harder to start when cold you will need to put the foot on the throttle a little, get your mechanic to do this for you whjen yo get your brakes done
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| heike83 |
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Oh I know that part. Cool. I will still get him to do it for me, clearly the clip thing on top I could do but the rest....probably not. thanks!
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I actually installed a switch so I could turn the ICS (Idle Control Solenoid) on and off at will.
I turn it on for cold starts and then once the car is at normal temp, switch it off again. I also have it setup so the ICS turns on with the A/C pump so the engine won't stall at idle with the A/C on. Cheers BenJ
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Nice! my aircon needs to be regased so that wouldnt be an issue for me lol.
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BenJ wrote: I actually installed a switch so I could turn the ICS (Idle Control Solenoid) on and off at will. I turn it on for cold starts and then once the car is at normal temp, switch it off again. I also have it setup so the ICS turns on with the A/C pump so the engine won't stall at idle with the A/C on. Cheers BenJ thats a good idea altho the short drives ive done in my manual i havent had any problems driving with the ics connected to wanna unplug it
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hey mate really nice guide helped alot but i have 1 problem i did it your way but it still wont start i get a warning light on the dash when i try to kick it over i get nothing any ideas every time i wanna start it at the shop i have to pop the bonnet and start it with a wire on the starter motor relay
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| auzziads84 |
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hey mate really nice guide helped alot but i have 1 problem i did it your way but it still wont start i get a warning light on the dash when i try to kick it over i get nothing any ideas every time i wanna start it at the shop i have to pop the bonnet and start it with a wire on the starter motor relay
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As so many people have said before, thanks to Voxace for his excellent E series manual conversion guide. It was a great help in getting rid of the four speed sludgebox from my old wagon.
For anybody who is interested in converting an EA to manual, here is a pic of the round gearbox loom plug (the one near the brake master cylinder). The EA wire colours are different from the EF and EL (don't know about EB or ED). I hope this is helpful to somebody. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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Just wondering if there was a price breakdown for converting from auto to manual?
I have a Ed XR6 and hate the btr would it cost a lot to get a workshop to do it ? I will give it ago just finding the time
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