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The ECU for an automatic can be used in a manual transmission. However, it will not work vice-versa with the ECU from a manual transmission in an automatic.
Yes you can,
Yes it will as long as the ECU is from the same drive train (E.g. 4x4, 4x2 automatic, manual.)
if your car is automatic there should be no speed limiter, but if it is 5 speed manual, put an ECU out of an automatic 1996 240sx and the problem will be solved. im almost positive the ecu is OBD1 in the 1996, but make sure youre putting in the same OBD ecu.
Automatic yes, other way around, no. but, please return the computers to where you stole them. I know who you are anyway.
Manual, yes. Automatic, no.Manual, yes. Automatic, no.
Yes, a 2004 Mazda 6 can be converted from an automatic transmission to a manual transmission. However, it is very time consuming and will cost a lot of money to do this.
no an automatic has a sensor it reads to down shift and driving habits including the dreaded crank senser and cam pickup
Yes, Their is no difference between the rearends of a stick or automatic vehicle.
you can get it with manual or automatic.
Alot of work and alot of money...
With some ECU's, you can take them to a company that does automotive computer work, and have it re-programmed with the necessary information to function with the new transmission. If the ECU cannot be reprogrammed, then it might need to be replaced with one that has the parameters needed to operate the engine with the different transmission. If the car had the option of manual or automatic, you can take the computer out of the donor vehicle, and it should work with your car. You might need to have it flashed (by a place that can program automotive computers) for it to accept the your car; especially if the car has a different engine or is of a different year or model. If the car never had the option of a manual transmission, and you are swapping something in from a completely different vehicle, then you might not be able reprogram the computer. You might be able to find a replacement ECU from an aftermarket supplier, which may be able to operate the engine correctly