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So is there anyone that may have some insight or can point me in a direction, I've got a 95 Ford 7.3 that the block cracked on. I bought a motor but it was a 99 7.3. Is there anyway to adapt the motor to the pickup. The new motor does not have an intercooler but the wiring is all different. Is there an adapter that can hook its wiring into the stock 95 wiring harness? I saw the gaskets needed changed so I did, but to run my harness those are wrong and so is the wiring to hook into the computer. Any help would be appreciated.
the 99 motor does it have the fuel pump on top or is it blocked off?
if it's blocked you'd have to do e fuel or swap cams to run the pump
you can swap all sensors off your old motor I think
and valve cover harness and harness's off your injectors
but the 99 will have a different injector anyways so you may wanna swap them out and replace orings while your there
But the motor will swap over block wise as they all bolt up the same
LoL unless I messed up some where its not that bad
John
Thanks, so you think the computer will work? I put the single shot injectors in the motor plus valve cover gasket, but there are a lot of sensors that my old harness does not have.
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