Engine Swap Questions
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Is your '95 truck mass air? If so you would have to change the cam in the '90 as it has a different firing order and won't work with the sequential injection in your truck. Assuming the '90 is a truck motor it is a direct bolt-in for the most part besides that as long as you don't try to use any wiring that comes with the donor motor.
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Is your '95 truck mass air? If so you would have to change the cam in the '90 as it has a different firing order and won't work with the sequential injection in your truck. Assuming the '90 is a truck motor it is a direct bolt-in for the most part besides that as long as you don't try to use any wiring that comes with the donor motor.
I plan on using the harness thats in my truck at the moment.
So it should be a direct bolt in?
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Yep it'll bolt right in just make sure you use the flywheel on your current motor and none of the wiring that comes with the replacement.. remove the upper intakes on both motors and swap the engine portions.
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