2.3L ('83-'97) 92 2.3L 4 cylinder 8 spark plug swap with 90 2.3L 4 cylinder 4 spark plug
- Thread starter Wynco92
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- 4.0 V6
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That being said - Look at the lower (and upper) intakes - on some swaps, the intake(s) need to be changed, and that makes other things complicated.
If you have a distributor, and late 2.3/2.5 head lower intake will not fit with the distributor/brackets/accessories of the early engine.
The HEADS THEMSELVES are interchangeable, without modification.
Swapping entire engines needs to be approached with caution - Going from a DIST to EDIS requires repinning (at the minimum) to a complete harness/computer swap.
If you have a distributor, and late 2.3/2.5 head lower intake will not fit with the distributor/brackets/accessories of the early engine.
The HEADS THEMSELVES are interchangeable, without modification.
Swapping entire engines needs to be approached with caution - Going from a DIST to EDIS requires repinning (at the minimum) to a complete harness/computer swap.
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