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What needed for 1.6 engine transplant
What needed for 1.6 engine transplant
Ive got a complete 93 vit at home as im putting the 1.6 in my sierra and using my gearbox. Just wondering what wiring and little parts i will need off the vit before getting rid of it, ill also be using its radiator and ac compressor for pump and the power steering for my rig. any help will be good. Cheers.
and if you still have trouble,
I wouldn't get rid of anything untill you are finnished, sometimes a small clip or bracket can be the differance between that "factory look" and a backyard botch up!
don't worry about the vit rad use the Sierra one.
it is a fairly straight forward conversion, one that you will be pleased you did.
Peter.
I wouldn't get rid of anything untill you are finnished, sometimes a small clip or bracket can be the differance between that "factory look" and a backyard botch up!
don't worry about the vit rad use the Sierra one.
it is a fairly straight forward conversion, one that you will be pleased you did.
Peter.
Cable bracing is the way of the future!
v840 said "That sounds like a booty fab, hack job piece of shit no offence."
v840 said "That sounds like a booty fab, hack job piece of shit no offence."
I agree, keep everything until you are done and dusted.
If it is a carby job, you will knock it over in a weekend. If it's EFI, it will take a little more time and problem solving when integrating the harnesses.
There are plumbing issues with the p/s, but nothing major, just new lines to fit the narrower engine bay.
I can recomend buying some kind of adaptor kit. I did and it made the swap heaps easier. My kit had gearbox plate, engine mounts and sandwich plate for the starter motor as well as all associated nuts and bolts.
Good luck
If it is a carby job, you will knock it over in a weekend. If it's EFI, it will take a little more time and problem solving when integrating the harnesses.
There are plumbing issues with the p/s, but nothing major, just new lines to fit the narrower engine bay.
I can recomend buying some kind of adaptor kit. I did and it made the swap heaps easier. My kit had gearbox plate, engine mounts and sandwich plate for the starter motor as well as all associated nuts and bolts.
Good luck
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