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Old 10-16-2004, 01:17 AM
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Question 94 Eagle Talon

Im considering an engines swap to 2.0. My rigid 1.8 constantlly blowing head gaskets. Question is what all will be involved with this seeminglly simple engine transplante. thank you for any help
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Re: 94 Eagle Talon

a lot more then you would think. you need to swap the wiring harness, ecu, motor mounts, all your engine accesories. and if you have an auto you need to swap your trans too. blowing headgaskets could be from a warped head. have you had it checked for flatness and cracks? i have a whole 1.8 that you could buy parts from the only thing bad is the block.
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