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Hey guys, I found new toy to play with, has transmission issues (kicks from 1 to 2 gears), also bought totalled S6 manual for swap. Can transfer all parts but need help with wiring ( can someone post pictures of where and how wiring should be ), planning to swap ECU also.
6-speed on the way. :mech:
Thanks
Andriy
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Goodwood Green is the name, right?
Will be interesting to follow - Good luck!
Yes, Erik.
But my problem is that I need to swap manual in two days (this is my DD), can someone help me with wiring
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Is that all that suppos to be done ?
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2 days is maybe a little optimistic, considering all the possible issues on the way.
Can be achieved, if everything goes super smoothly - however it very rarely does. :)
You'll also need a proper MT tune.
Also maybe a good idea to wire the reverse lights switch: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AvH64A7ypRjmggtz5NipflmW62NH
You'll also need a proper MT tune.
Also maybe a good idea to wire the reverse lights switch
Thanks for your input,
Ok, I have S6 C5 6 speed in my position, my plan to use all parts for my swap and ECU with MT tune ( car was driven for few years and done properly), my only issues with wiring in my S6 ( when I check wiring in my spare S6 there was only one connection to ECU pin #39 and to clutch switch and to drake switch)
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reverse light connector looks like plug and play ( the one on passenger side, and drivers side speed sensor also connected)
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Is there any other connection that I need to check?
And can you please send me PM for have muchMT tune from you would cost with SAI pump and rear O2 sensors delete.
I really would like to make my swap in two days :mech:
No time for more.
Thanks
I'll also say 2 days with all the right parts sitting there is optimistic. I'll also say that Nubcake is the man to see about doing your manual tune. He'll customize it for you and start easy and have work you up a step at a time while keeping an eye on all the important parameters (Boost, timing, O2's, etc...)