Crawlerkid
Need a Spot
Reged: 02/06/12
Posts: 15
Loc: Northern Michigan
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Is this at all possible? I have a relative with a scrap yard and a sporty came in that has the 4x4 parts I need and sensors, and I noticed it was a manual. Id love to swap the trannys, would this be possible? What's needed to do the swap?
Thanks!
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DRX350
Wheeler
Reged: 09/28/09
Posts: 168
Loc: Vista, California
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trans, drive shafts, crossmember, ECU, pedal assm, 627 cuss words, 49 Beers, 16 left over parts.
All in all, prolly not worth it...
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"Does this part need to be in there?"
1999 Sportage, 2 door, Intake, cat back exhaust, and more...
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Crawlerkid
Need a Spot
Reged: 02/06/12
Posts: 15
Loc: Northern Michigan
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Is the front differential different? How about the transfer cases? If so I'll HAVE to go with the manual haha
I've got access to the entire car so that's not a problem
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Everet
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 08/10/06
Posts: 1171
Loc: Silicon Valley, CA
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Just thinking out loud.
Need computer from 5 speed. Transmission and transfer case. Possibly crossmember. Clutch and brake pedal assembly. Clutch slave and master and steel fluid line. Brake master cylinder.
STARTER is different. Flywheel.
If I think of more, I'll add them.
Keep us posted on your progress.
Everet   
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WWW.UPYOURKIA.COM White 96,4x4, man.hubs,K&N filter,3row rad, twin 16" fans, 3" body lift, 4" UPYOURKIA LIFT KIT,265/75 16 TreadWrights on DC2 wheels,140 amp alt. dual batts. 2000 Sporty 2 door
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promodmerc
Wheeler
Reged: 11/10/10
Posts: 143
Loc: Raytown MO
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Quote:
Just thinking out loud.
Need computer from 5 speed. Transmission and transfer case. Possibly crossmember. Clutch and brake pedal assembly. Clutch slave and master and steel fluid line. Brake master cylinder.
STARTER is different. Flywheel.
If I think of more, I'll add them.
Keep us posted on your progress.
Everet
Does the crank shaft in the automatic have a pilot hole for the pilot bearing?
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Crawlerkid
Need a Spot
Reged: 02/06/12
Posts: 15
Loc: Northern Michigan
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I'd like to just keep my auto and get the front axle for now, are the front axles different?
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Everet
Body Damage is Cool
Reged: 08/10/06
Posts: 1171
Loc: Silicon Valley, CA
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Does the crank shaft in the automatic have a pilot hole for the pilot bearing?
Yes, no problem.
Everet
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WWW.UPYOURKIA.COM White 96,4x4, man.hubs,K&N filter,3row rad, twin 16" fans, 3" body lift, 4" UPYOURKIA LIFT KIT,265/75 16 TreadWrights on DC2 wheels,140 amp alt. dual batts. 2000 Sporty 2 door
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promodmerc
Wheeler
Reged: 11/10/10
Posts: 143
Loc: Raytown MO
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Quote:
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Does the crank shaft in the automatic have a pilot hole for the pilot bearing?
Yes, no problem.
Everet
I know back in the old days automatic equipped cars did not always have a pilot hole in the crank so I wasn't sure. Good thing to know.
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TheGoat
Wheeler
Reged: 09/12/11
Posts: 163
Loc: Strasburg, VA
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i would assume that both front and rear axles are the same. they really have nothing to do with the choice of transmission, unless gearing is different, but i haven't seen that laid out anywhere.
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So, i bought an 01 Kia Sportage. before i even drove it, i nick-named it The Goat.. it has been just like a goat.. stubbern at every corner...
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