Can a Subaru transmission be swapped for a manual?
Subaru: Swapping an automatic with a manual. Here’s a basic list of what you need to convert an automatic transmission Impreza LX or L to a manual. You might also need random bolts/fasteners from your donor car. Please note that the easiest way to do this is to convert it to a cable-type clutch mechanism, not hydraulic.
Can a turbo legacy be swapped for a manual?
If you find a non-turbo early Legacy in the junkyard, you can use its transmission, cross member, pedal cluster, etc. This is an even easier swap as you don’t need to swap out the differential as it’s the same 4.11 as the automatic Impreza. There’s a pretty good write up of the swap on a Turbo Legacy on Josh’s Legacy Swap Page.
Can a Subaru Impreza be swapped with a manual?
Factory service manual. If you find a non-turbo early Legacy in the junkyard, you can use its transmission, cross member, pedal cluster, etc. This is an even easier swap as you don’t need to swap out the differential as it’s the same 4.11 as the automatic Impreza.
Can you change the ECU to manual in a Subaru?
If possible, reflash the ECU to manual map or swap ECU to a manual model. Leave the transmission computer plugged in, unless you swap to a manual ABS pump in which case you can remove the auto transmission computer.
Can a Subaru be converted to a manual transmission?
When doing an auto to manual transmission conversion on your Subaru you have three options: 1. Do it yourself with the iWire Auto to Manual Connector Package. These packages are designed for three types of transmissions: NA, Turbo, and DCCD.
If possible, reflash the ECU to manual map or swap ECU to a manual model. Leave the transmission computer plugged in, unless you swap to a manual ABS pump in which case you can remove the auto transmission computer.
What kind of transmission do I need for a legacy?
The transmission has to be from a 1999 or newer. The legacy’s went to the phase 2 engine / transmission in 1999 whether or not it was a 2.2 or 2.5. A transmission from a 2.5l will work just fine, As long as it is a 1999 or newer.
What should the final drive ratio be on a 1999 Outback?
Your transmission should have a final drive ratio of 4.11 so any non outback, non gt 1999-2004 legacy transmission should work just fine for you. If you get a transmission with a matching rear diff, then it doesn’t matter what final drive ratio you get.