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Old 01-07-2012, 01:39 AM
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Well some parts came in today and its about time to get it back together. Auto swap in my 01 Z06.

Level VII RPM 4L65/70E transmission, with billet input, billet
pump rotor, and billet 300M output shaft, SFI Bellhousing, deep
pan, Transbrake
DSS 3.5 in. Driveshaft
DSS Urethane couplers
Corvette SFI flexplate
Cone for Auto flexplate assembly
Coan Converter
Shifter assembly and shifter cable
Auto Torque Tube
PCS TCM-2000 controller and wiring harness

Im posting this for people thinking of doing the swap and for yall to double check my work, make sure i do everything right.

Lets get started

car all torn apart
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Auto Z06! Sweet, this is going to be a good thread!

Nice choice in parts, looking forward to the finished product!
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Originally Posted by Blitzkrieg
Auto Z06! Sweet, this is going to be a good thread!

Nice choice in parts, looking forward to the finished product!
I am with you clown... I did mine this last summer.
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I did my 1st one about 4 or 5 years ago before RPM was selling the conversion harness. I took a 04 Z06 and a 01 auto Vette and converted the Z06 to auto and the auto vette to 6 spd. Since then I have done several more. Not bad once you do the 1st one. I used the factory ECM to control the trans on the ones I have done.

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dont forget to do this:

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Thanks guys

chris did u use the 6sp brake pedal. somebody told me i needed to get an auto brake pedal if i wanted cruise to work is that right? Or can i just take off the clutch part?
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Yes I still run the 6spd brake pedal, it saves the hassle if I switch back. I pulled the clutch pedal assembly and covered the hole in the firewall. The original cruise control cancel switch is still in place on the brake pedal. I'm also using the factory computer to control the trans. Might save you some $$$ to return it. I was told I would need a stand alone controller for a 4L80.
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Originally Posted by Chris Stewart
Yes I still run the 6spd brake pedal, it saves the hassle if I switch back. I pulled the clutch pedal assembly and covered the hole in the firewall. The original cruise control cancel switch is still in place on the brake pedal. I'm also using the factory computer to control the trans. Might save you some $$$ to return it. I was told I would need a stand alone controller for a 4L80.
Alright cool i havent bought a auto brake pedal so that will work. Im using the seprate computer for the trans via Arun and RPM. im sure they will chime in and give the reasons why they told me to use it.
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Don't forget to zip tie the switch or permanently connect your clutch switch wires before you bother trying to start your car.

Take lots of pictures so dummies like me can figure it out if and when I have a total breakdown and decide to go auto.
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Originally Posted by BLOWNBLUEZ06
Don't forget to zip tie the switch or permanently connect your clutch switch wires before you bother trying to start your car.

Take lots of pictures so dummies like me can figure it out if and when I have a total breakdown and decide to go auto.
You may want to watch this thread closely Brett, you just may learn a thing or two so it will be easier when you do yours!
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Been awhile since I had to mess with the stock trans & rear.

As I recall there's a spacer/plate between the rear & auto trans, unlike the manual trans??
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Originally Posted by BLOWNBLUEZ06
Don't forget to zip tie the switch or permanently connect your clutch switch wires before you bother trying to start your car.

Take lots of pictures so dummies like me can figure it out if and when I have a total breakdown and decide to go auto.
The clutch switch wires are run to the neutral safety switch if you want it to work properly
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Originally Posted by 4DRUSH
Been awhile since I had to mess with the stock trans & rear.

As I recall there's a spacer/plate between the rear & auto trans, unlike the manual trans??
The auto trans uses a seal plate that slides in the diff. This is only used on the auto
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Originally Posted by 02402ramair
The auto trans uses a seal plate that slides in the diff. This is only used on the auto
pic of seal plate? Thats why i posted this. i dont think i have that

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plate 12369457 list=42.76
seal 24207010 list=10.96
O-ring 12369456 list=8.88

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I think the plate is part 12369457 and needs an o-ring. Found a pic here, halfway down the page:

http://tim-yvonne.com/mikemercury/342.htm
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how much have u spent so far on the swap?

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Originally Posted by corvette8189
What are all the bolts coming down through the floor pan for?

and where can I buy a pair of those pink jack stands?
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This i like

i´ll be watching this threat

good luck

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When I did my auto conversion it was a PITA but was best mod I done. You will love dragging Bret down the interstate in Mexico. lol Auto for the win.


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