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do you have pictures of the hole you drilled for the clutch cable?
do you use that pre-drilled hole as the top right hole (meaning you dont have to drill ANOTHER hole and you can just use the same hole for insertion)
so you pretty much only have to drill the bottom left insert hole, and the hole for the clutch cable, correct?
so i'm drilling a hole where the red is (pretty much) and the blue hole is already there??
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reflex i told u already how to do this...you have to drill ALL THREE holes
expect on his top hole its off a lil and thats why his pedal(clutch) isnt even with the brake.......im gonna have to come buy and show u....u work tomorrow??if not give me a call i get off at 530 peace
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ok, i drilled it... fu*k this was a bi**h and a half... those were some messed up angles to drill from, i ended up unbolting all the stuff in the way. its strait and sits in place... but it looks like it sits deeper then the break pedal does,
is this normal???
ok, i drilled it... fu*k this was a bi**h and a half... those were some messed up angles to drill from, i ended up unbolting all the stuff in the way. its strait and sits in place... but it looks like it sits deeper then the break pedal does,
is this normal???
i'll take pictures manana
You need to break off the spacer that is tack welded to the fire wall off the manual car, i was just looking over my thread and seen that i didnt post that, i did however post it in "my swap progress" thread, sorry.
- you can also use washers to level out the pedal(s)
and yes, it sucks that is by far one of the hardest things of the intire swap.
This is what it looks like (the spacer plate)
Last edited by 2dr_sentra; 01-11-2007 at 01:12 AM.
You need to break off the spacer that is tack welded to the fire wall off the manual car, i was just looking over my thread and seen that i didnt post that, i did however post it in "my swap progress" thread, sorry.
- you can also use washers to level out the pedal(s)
and yes, it sucks that is by far one of the hardest things of the intire swap.
This is what it looks like (the spacer plate)
so i'm missin some sort of spacer thats on the manual cars?
hi can u tell me where did u get engine harness to do the swap? see i have a 16 200sx auto and i and i also have a 92 sentra with a sr20det 5 speed that i need to put in the 95 200sx but some one told me that i need a 95-96 engine harness so am looking for one can u help?
hi can u tell me where did u get engine harness to do the swap? see i have a 16 200sx auto and i and i also have a 92 sentra with a sr20det 5 speed that i need to put in the 95 200sx but some one told me that i need a 95-96 engine harness so am looking for one can u help?
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