Bug trannys are geared lower, so this isn't quite as nice a replacement as it might seem. Depending on what year bug you have it may need a different nose cone, and you need to be careful to get the right nose cone because there are 2 different ones with subtle differences (check your Bentley manual.)
If the nose cone looks about the same, reuse it and just install a type 3 hockey stick (shift rod) or redrill this one to put a dimple on the bottom.
Have you looked to see where you are going to run the clutch cable. The type 3 AT pan didn't come with a clutch cable tube, so you'll need to install one.
You may need a different front rubber mount for the MT. The AT one won't work. Your old AT one is valuable if it is still good.
The hardest part of this is getting the clutch cable tube properly installed.
The biggest gotch'a is mating up the wrong nose cone.
------------------------------------------------ Jim Adney snipped-for-privacy@vwtype3.org Madison, WI 53711 USA
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