98 hyundai accent betta swap
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98 hyundai accent betta swap
Hi new to the site, I'm looking for information on how to make a betta swap in a 98 hyundai accent 1.5 .
1.what engine year model would fit my 1.5 accent manual tranny,heard of it here just can't find much about it.
2.what mounts need to be modifyed
3.specific axles to use, would my accent axles fit?
4.what ecu needs to be mounted,and can I use my accent harness and how to make it fit
Bassically the more info the better!
I would appreciate if you can make like a list of how to and what i need
1.what engine year model would fit my 1.5 accent manual tranny,heard of it here just can't find much about it.
2.what mounts need to be modifyed
3.specific axles to use, would my accent axles fit?
4.what ecu needs to be mounted,and can I use my accent harness and how to make it fit
Bassically the more info the better!
I would appreciate if you can make like a list of how to and what i need
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Literally google it or search here, this question gets asked about once a month.
1. Use a beta 1 engine
2. The passenger side mount needs to be custom made, all three transmission mounts are fine as is
3. Your stock accent axles are fine as is
4. You can use your stock accent ecu, and your accent harness with some modifications, but I don't recommend it. Use the computer and harness from the donor car. The X3 doesn't have complicated wiring, you're only supplying power to the new loom, and swapping over a few outputs like a tachometer and CEL signal.
1. Use a beta 1 engine
2. The passenger side mount needs to be custom made, all three transmission mounts are fine as is
3. Your stock accent axles are fine as is
4. You can use your stock accent ecu, and your accent harness with some modifications, but I don't recommend it. Use the computer and harness from the donor car. The X3 doesn't have complicated wiring, you're only supplying power to the new loom, and swapping over a few outputs like a tachometer and CEL signal.
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Ohh man thank s for the reply, I tryed to search info before posting but info is not accurate,it changes a lot.
some say do this,some say dont
i need some body that knows, and it looks like you do.
question.
Accent transmission. On betta engine
with what clutch kit or combination to make it fit
Betta ecu with betta wire harness
what specifically needs to be done to make it fit or work and or what mods
Not afraid of wire work or custom work had done plenty of jobs, just is my first time with hyundai
thanks a lot for you're help
some say do this,some say dont
i need some body that knows, and it looks like you do.
question.
Accent transmission. On betta engine
with what clutch kit or combination to make it fit
Betta ecu with betta wire harness
what specifically needs to be done to make it fit or work and or what mods
Not afraid of wire work or custom work had done plenty of jobs, just is my first time with hyundai
thanks a lot for you're help