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lowrider
05-31-2010, 08:47 PM
i was thinkin about swappin mine from 5speed to an auto.bad knee makin it hard to push the clutch in. does anyone have an idea of what all i might have to change or will need to. would i need to swap computer or could i use my oe one. any help would be great.
thanks

4.3LXJ
05-31-2010, 09:15 PM
Tranny, wiring for it, shifter, tranny mount, drive lines, tranny linkage and I am not sure about the computer, but I think you will need a separate tranny computer that goes behind the glove box. You also might think about a Center Force Clutch. They are easier to push in.

lowrider
06-01-2010, 01:57 PM
i might have to check in to that. i put a stock one back in from qudratec when i did it last

Thomass
06-02-2010, 11:30 PM
(dubbel posted)

Thomass
06-02-2010, 11:30 PM
Years ago, after a bike-crash I damaged my lower back. In my DAF YA126, I had to push with all I had on the clutch pedal.
This was a very heavy issue. (after bike-crash). so we installed a clutch-booster, (looks and acts like to an brake-booster) this made it very easy to use the clutch. (even my daughter then 6 years pushed with ease)
All the items are available in the Cherokee (except for the booster)

I looked in to the manual, but swapping from stick to auto, you need for sure rewire a lot, and need an extra computer for the tranny. (neutral switch, and other tranny sensor information)

asking to my friends, they all believe that it would be easy-er to do a clutch job than the tranny swap.

I also believe that your present gearbox, will act better off-road than an automatic, because you have more control to your self when shifting up or down.. But that is my opinion..:coffee:

Thomass

lowrider
06-03-2010, 08:19 PM
i will definalty have to think about this a little bit more