you might as well buy a manual 300z unless you know somebody who will do the labor for you. There is a lot of labor involved, you have to drill a hole for the clutch in the firewall, buy a clutch assembly and transmission, you would probably also needa new drive shaft because the transmissions vary in length depending on where you get it from, and possibly still have to modify the new drive shaft for the swing bearing cushion to bolt up in the proper place. it is a real pain, but it can be done with enough time and money.
Yes, it would be a lot of work, though.
No its not worth it unless ur going to do a tt motor swap. check out www.z1motorsports.com
To convert an '87 Nissan 300ZX from manual to automatic transmission, you’ll need to replace the manual transmission with an automatic transmission, which involves removing the manual gearbox and installing the automatic unit. You'll also need to swap the clutch pedal assembly for an automatic pedal assembly, and replace the manual ECU with an automatic-compatible ECU. Additionally, you'll need to modify or replace the driveshaft and ensure proper connections for the transmission cooler and wiring harnesses. Finally, it's essential to check fluid levels and potentially recalibrate the vehicle's systems for optimal performance.
Yes, you can swap the Nissan 300ZX from an automatic to a manual transmission. This process involves replacing the automatic transmission with a compatible manual transmission, along with necessary components such as the clutch pedal assembly, master and slave cylinders, and the manual transmission ECU. It's important to ensure that you have all the required parts and tools, and to consider the expertise needed for a proper installation. Overall, while it can be a complex project, many enthusiasts have successfully completed this swap.
Yes, you can convert a 1990 Nissan 300ZX from an automatic to a manual transmission. This process involves several steps, including sourcing a compatible manual transmission, clutch components, a manual transmission crossmember, and modifying or replacing the driveshaft. Additionally, you'll need to address wiring and possibly the ECU to accommodate the manual setup. It's a complex project that requires mechanical skill and knowledge of the vehicle's systems.
To fill a 1987 Nissan 300ZX automatic transmission after a filter change, you'll typically need about 4 to 5 quarts of automatic transmission fluid. It's important to check the fluid level using the dipstick after filling, as the exact amount can vary slightly based on factors like the condition of the transmission and any remaining fluid in the system. Always refer to the owner's manual or service guide for the most accurate specifications.
yes you just have to get a manual tranny from a 300zx because they did not make manuals for the j30
Don't do it. It's a sports car, learn to drive a stick. If you are replacing an automatic transmission... then I would think this would be a good opportunity to upgrade to a manual. You're cutting off about 20hp and 10ft lbs of torque by keeping an automatic transmission.
For a manual transmission it unscrews counter-clockwise.
Automatic Transmission fluid
First, what year and car are you asking about? 1987 Nissan 300zx
There are two plugs on the 300zx manual transmission. on on the passenger side and one on the bottom of the transmission. You can unscrew them with a 1/2 drive ratched. fill through the plug on the side, drain from the plug on the bottom