Engine Swap
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RE: engine swap
It seems that all second gens share the same engines and bolt configurations on the bellhousing. I'd say it definatly do-able but you may run into small changes such as sensor connectors or wire colours as they change sometimes with engine revisions. Probably easier if you're swapping in the same size engine. I could be wrong but this has been my experience with Mopars.
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RE: engine swap
A 360 is a 360. Bolts are good. Only thing you need to check are periffials, but if you use your old intake you should be good with exception of block sensors. If you get a haynes manual, it will show what the 1997 came with, and what the replacement engine came with. Then, say you bought a 2001 engine, you will have to do further research to see if the newer sensors will send the proper signal to your older computer.
Sorry so vague. Hope this helps some.
Sorry so vague. Hope this helps some.
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RE: engine swap
ORIGINAL: brute98
It seems that all second gens share the same engines and bolt configurations on the bellhousing. I'd say it definatly do-able but you may run into small changes such as sensor connectors or wire colours as they change sometimes with engine revisions. Probably easier if you're swapping in the same size engine. I could be wrong but this has been my experience with Mopars.
It seems that all second gens share the same engines and bolt configurations on the bellhousing. I'd say it definatly do-able but you may run into small changes such as sensor connectors or wire colours as they change sometimes with engine revisions. Probably easier if you're swapping in the same size engine. I could be wrong but this has been my experience with Mopars.
But in this situation, you should be fine as far as things bolting up.
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RE: engine swap
ORIGINAL: focushere
So i guess nobody is know about an engine change
So i guess nobody is know about an engine change
If you want direct plug n play, 96 & 97 are your best years. Things changed a lot in 98 as far as engine control & electronics, and 94 & 95 seem to be bastard years where they were trying different things with their motors. 94/95 should work but there MIGHT be some issues.