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Old 01-10-2010, 10:40 AM
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Question 3.4 engine swap

have a 1992 richard petty 3.4 gp engine locked up,also have a 1996 3.4 gtp will the engines swap out and if so how much trouble would it be?
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Re: 3.4 engine swap

I'm pretty sure it will not work. '96 is the year OBDII came out so all the sensors are going to be different etc.

on a side note...I've never heard of this edition of the GP. Just did a search, fairly interesting. only 1000 made!?
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Re: 3.4 engine swap

Unless he would want to convert his car to OBD2, which could be rather labor intensive.

I am not sure if the motors could just pe swapped and use all the existing OBD1 sensors on the old moter or not.
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