 Installing '75 2.0 smog motor into '74 2.0 chassis, Any issues? |
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| Mueller |
  Jan 18 2003, 12:18 PM
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I'll be installing a "borrowed" '75 2.0 smog motor into a soon to be mine '74 2.0 chassis until I finish rebuilding/reparing my early tricked out 2.0 motor.....
The '75 motor is 100% complete including the ECU and all the FI. I plan on using the heat exchangers from the '74 Any issues or gotchas i should be aware of now before the swap tommorow? |
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Mueller Installing '75 2.0 smog motor into '74 2.0 chassis Jan 18 2003, 12:18 PM
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