90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
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90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
Okay.. I am putting my 91 fwd motor into my 90 awd talon. Okay Ii know that i will need the awd flywheel, starter. and i have a wiring diagrahm at
http://www.ecanfix.com/users/mdhamilton/
but the thing is i have search a few diff archives and could not find out if. the 91 CAS plugs right in the 90 engine harness. And do I have to switch the plug order. Which i also heard that I will have to do with DSMLINK. which i will be running...
ALSO the car has an external oil cooler. but it shouldnt make any difference since my motor is internal cooler(91).. or maybe i jsut answered my own question?
Is there any thing else that i may need to have for this swap?
http://www.ecanfix.com/users/mdhamilton/
but the thing is i have search a few diff archives and could not find out if. the 91 CAS plugs right in the 90 engine harness. And do I have to switch the plug order. Which i also heard that I will have to do with DSMLINK. which i will be running...
ALSO the car has an external oil cooler. but it shouldnt make any difference since my motor is internal cooler(91).. or maybe i jsut answered my own question?
Is there any thing else that i may need to have for this swap?
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Re: 90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
retain the external cooler
use the correct CAS for you're year and you're fine. as far as electrical goes, use the shit that matches your wiring. that means 90 CAS, 90 coils, 90 ignitor, etc.. all the 1990 shit needs to be 1990 no matter what year the motor is out of
use the correct CAS for you're year and you're fine. as far as electrical goes, use the shit that matches your wiring. that means 90 CAS, 90 coils, 90 ignitor, etc.. all the 1990 shit needs to be 1990 no matter what year the motor is out of
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Re: 90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
retain the external cooler
use the correct CAS for you're year and you're fine. as far as electrical goes, use the shit that matches your wiring. that means 90 CAS, 90 coils, 90 ignitor, etc.. all the 1990 shit needs to be 1990 no matter what year the motor is out of
use the correct CAS for you're year and you're fine. as far as electrical goes, use the shit that matches your wiring. that means 90 CAS, 90 coils, 90 ignitor, etc.. all the 1990 shit needs to be 1990 no matter what year the motor is out of
O)kay that kinda sucks fucking ass. I def can get the coil pack and transistor shit easily from the guy im buyin the car from. ill have to check with him about hte other shit.. man this is gonna suck.. if ya have any of those thing laying around let me know and ill take them off your hands..
Also now since my 91 motor has an Internal oil cooler. with the filter right there connected to it. How would u suggest making it work with the external.
also what about hte TBody
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Re: 90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
the throttle body shouldn't matter, as long as the electrical is hte same (sensors)
the external oil cooler should bolt right up considering they are both stock setups.. remove the internal, and put on the external
the external oil cooler should bolt right up considering they are both stock setups.. remove the internal, and put on the external
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Re: 90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
if nick is installing the motor he should know how to do it. i think there may be a bracket you might have to buy for the external oil cooler on the 91 motor, but that may be something that is included in the setup left on your 90 as well, i can't remember if it's a stock part that you need to do a conversion or if it's something required due to a physical difference. i want to go with that it's a stock part.
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Re: 90 awd with a 91 fwd motor
yeah not shit. I would rather have it stock looking even though imma have to relocate it since im putting in a fmic. i have read hte vfaq on the relocation but i think that ill do it my way instead of theirs. since i would really liek to keep my fog lights. but thanks for hte info dave.