2002 3.4 auto to manual tranny swap?

hey im new to the forum, i was wondering how difficult it would be to swap from an auto to a 5 speed manual. is the 2.7 5 speed manual tranny different from the 3.4 5 speed? what would i need other then the transmission? how much do you think it would cost? help/ tips are appreciated, thanks.

 

Buy a different truck to many headaches with the swap!

 

You would have to change out the fly wheel to a heavier one for a clutch. You would have to do all the Hydraulic work and lines.

Ecm i was thinking about that. I did looked at the wiring diagram you have a few things you would have to disable also to make it work. You dont send power back to the manual ecm that power was not to be on that line.

I cant remember off the top of my head but i think you have to change drive shafts also. Auto transmission i believe is longer than the manual one or vise versa cant remember.

 

My brother and I did it to my 86 Turbo 4Runner, but that was before all the computer stuff. It wasn't all that bad. It took a full weekend to do it, once we got all the parts together. We used a tranny from a '92 V6 p/u.

Parts list (partial):
tranny
ECU
pedal assembly
shifter(s) (4x4)

This is all stuff you could get from a pick-n-pull...

Get a V6 tranny if you choose to do it. At least back when I did mine, the 4cyls had fewer splines on the shaft than the V6's. mine was a turbo, so it had the same tranny as the v6's. Not sure about today's trannies, but I'd assume it's the same.

 

http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=140450&page=2


http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69119


you will have a check engine light, and in nc that wont pass inspection, so not worth it to me

 

yea im not going to do it... another question... i have a 2.5" toytec spacer lift i think, will 33's clear? id like to get rid of the spacer lift and put these on. they worth the money? i think with 33s it will be real tight.

 

Yes you will be able to clear 33s with the spacer lift. The lift in the link you posted is a good lift, it will be about 3" of lift and a lot of people run that setup. I have the Toytec Ultimate Lift Kit version of it and I really like it.

 

Ok thanks for the help.