Iveco Daily Auto Agile Semi-Auto Conversion to Manual Gearbox

August 2024 Update – VT is no longer offers this service , due in part to to complexities on later (Euro 5) variants.

So , i no longer offer programming, but here is some info from my notes on how i did it . All credit for the following goes to my friend Greg who worked all of this out.

Do with this info what you please & please do not ask for further info. Any auto electrician will understand these concepts. & this applies to Euro 4 vans, not Euro 5, & was effective up to about 2010, if you dont have this “yellow “small oblong relay box under the bonnet then you have a later model one & this guide does not apply. & this isnt a definitive guide, just notes & info on the most simple way possible to do it, changing the least possible amount of parts.

After fitting your manual gearbox & clutch & manual pedals

1 – Find someone reprogram the BSI ( Body Control Module / Body Systems Interface/ Body ECU ) to Manual gearbox type or get a used BSI from a manual. The used one you buy , if going down that route , must be from a tacho equipped vehicle, if you plan to keep using the tacho, & from a non tacho vehicle if your vehicle has no tacho. Your keys wont work if using a used one, so gets keys reprogrammed by an auto locksmith or get the immo removed from your engine ECU so vehicle will start again then get the remotes reprogrammed .

2 – Put a jumper at position T18 in the small fuse box in engine bay pictured below ( you will see a missing relay in that position, on Agiles, so just bridge it ( thats faking a relay’s “output”circuit to be always on / connected )

3 – Use the Agile speed sensor from your Agile gearbox & put that on your manual box, where this blanking plug is:

3 – The TCU must remain connected (otherwise there will be ABS problems), OR bridge CAN lines at TCU loom connector plug so CAN signal bypasses the TCU & carries on to the ABS unit.

4 -No changes are needed to the engine ECU

I no longer have notes on Euro 5’s, or wiring diagram for the TCU connector, but do recall a few people asking about the pedal switches. Most Daily have switches for brake & clutch pedal position, so maybe you need to consider the requirement for a clutch position switch, & maybe the plugs are already in place ( on Agile dash wiring looms ). best look at a manual gearbox model , for reference, if you get problems. I recall the main engine fuse & relay box need a bridge on Euro 5’s but i dont have the exact info anymore sorry.

The alternative to the above is getting a manual donor vehicle & swapping every everything that differs’ including , all ECU’s & modules, all under bonnet wiring & that which goes to the gearbox ECU ( TCU), & maybe the actual ABS unit as well.

9 thoughts on “Iveco Daily Auto Agile Semi-Auto Conversion to Manual Gearbox

  1. Bonjour,
    Je souhaite également convertir mon IVECO Daily AGILE de 2007 en manuel. Pouvez-vous encore réaliser ce service? S’agit-il simplement de désactiver l’antidémarrage?
    Merci

  2. Hey There,
    We have an 2006 Iveco Daily box van with a starting issue. We have looked at swapping ECU etc, but to no effect. We put the original ECU back in and our looking at other options. Currently, our immobilizer light is still on, on the dash in the van. Upon seeing your YouTube post, we were taken by your video on by-passing the immobilizer to get it starting. Would you be so king as to share the protocol.

    Many thanks in advance.

    Declan

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