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I have a internal slave AX15 on the shelf. I found a bell housing off of a 2000 XJ off a NV3550 that is obviously external slave. If I bought it, would it work on my trans to successfully convert my trans to a external slave? Seems obvious to me there is no reason why but I've never dug this deep into AX15 tech.

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that's a ton of money for an empty bellhousing :eek:   i converted my 90 using $35 worth of junkyard parts. 

I know. I'm going to email and see what he says. Who knows if it even exists. Could anyone help with a parts list?

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You'll need the shift fork and its retaining clip, throwout bearing, the input shaft plate (the thing that the throwout bearing slides back and forth on), an external slave cylinder (or pre-filled/pre-bled master and slave system) and of course a new clutch kit (LuK is what I'd highly recommend).  All of this can be bought on RockAuto.com IIRC.

 

Here's a good link:

- http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/leans-ax-15-external-slave-swap-pics-965067/

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The throw out bearing retainer can cost more then the bellhousing unless you stumble across one at the junk yard.

Its usually cheaper to find an external slave ax15 then buy everything needed to convert one.

What year AX15 should I order parts for then for the conversion?

 

Looks like 94 or newer. Is that correct? Looks like I'm going to have a bucks into this..

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Yep, '94 and newer.  I got just the trans. for $175 found on Craigslist, had to eBay a bellhousing and shift fork for another $150 + shipping.  Got a new, pre-filled master and slave hydraulic system for another $100+ (RockAuto), LuK clutch kit for another $90+ (RockAuto), and RedLine MT-90 API GL-4 gear oil for another $65 (Amazon.com).  Yes, it gets costly, but it's worth it when you're said and done.

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