4.0 enginge swap
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From: Alvin, Texas.
Stick with a 94 or earlier 4.0L....
Post 95 involve a bit more wiring and you'd have to use the OBD-1 harness on it anyway (more money to buy swap-out parts) to avoid swapping over to OBD-2.
Post 95 involve a bit more wiring and you'd have to use the OBD-1 harness on it anyway (more money to buy swap-out parts) to avoid swapping over to OBD-2.
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From: alaska
a wrecked doner truck for all the small parts would be a real good thing to locate before you start, it would not only give you the parts but would give a good visual idea of how they hook up and location, good luck,bob
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