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The EWD is the same for A/T or M/T the wires that are different between the two are labeled as such. I thought that the plugs for a auto ECU were a totally different shape than the M/T ECU. I think on your EWD the manual ECU plugs are labeled A-D and the auto ECU plugs are E-H.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Well I got my ecu off car-part.com so unless the computer was lying to me.
unfortunatly the stickers were removed from the box but the plugs are all the same. on the ewd the wiring is labeled if its for auto or for manual. its just removing all those auto wires that are already there. also the wires for the O2 are connected to the 2002 body harness which im so glad I grabbed.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Maybe they changed the plug set up later on, because my 3.4 setup was from a 96 which I am sure had diffrent ECU plugs for auto and M/T. That or I am just wrong which is very possible.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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I am in the middle of doing my wiring pin out diagrams for my 2001 manual to a 93 manual. But I have about 3 or 4 extra connectors trying to figure out where they go. I have those diagrams if you ever need. Don't know if they are the same but they may be close. Extra help is always nice. As for the E5 and E6 connectors those are very important and I had to find anothr donor truck to pull those from. You may also want the OBDII connector to plug a scanner into. There are some differences between the autos and manuals. But I have noticed this seems to vary from early 3.4s to late 3.4s.
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