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4.3 vortec compatibility
Does anyone know what 4.3 engines can be used in certain year blazers? I have a 95 that has just thrown a main bearing. I have several leads on engines that range from 92-95. Also if the new engine is a 95 but has a TBI and mine has CPI can it be used with an intake swap?? Thanks!!!
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Re: 4.3 vortec compatibility
The tbi has a smaller cam, which decreases power over the CPI block...
You can use a 92-94 in your 95... If your ECM is under the dash, it's a direct swap, if it's on the coolant recovery bottle you need to move the following over from your old engine... Distributor Lower intake Timing chain cover reluctor wheel... larger threaded knock sensor from the passenger side (on the 92-94 the sensor is on the passenger side head against the firewall and uses a smaller diameter thread)
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Re: 4.3 vortec compatibility
Thanks for the info. A lot of the yards already have them out so I guess it's a crap shoot as to whether the ecm is inside or out. Maybe I'll go with a reman short block.
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Re: 4.3 vortec compatibility
you should stick to a block late 94 or newer. The earlier crankshafts may not be machined for the reluctor wheel, the blocks may not have drillings for you knock sensors.
Use all the knock sensors that your 95 has on it now. The plastic timing cover needed for crank position sensor will leak if installed on an older block because the casting was changed in94. |
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Re: 4.3 vortec compatibility
Thanks for all the info. I can't find a used one that will work so I think I;ll go with the reman. I'll just make sure that the block is the correct one for the plastic timing cover. Most places seem to know what one is correct.
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