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Old 02-09-2009, 06:08 PM
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engine swap question

is it possible to swap a series 2 with a series 1 engine in a 97 bonneville? if so what would i have to change to use the series 1 engine block ?if not possible please explain thanks for any help you can give .
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Re: engine swap question

You would lose 35 hp and it would be a major wiring hassle.

Series II engines aren't expensive.
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Re: engine swap question

If you have an LKQ near you it may be cheaper to get an 05-08 L26 Series III 3800 and swap the parts from the L36 over to it..

This is what I am doing with my 1995 Pontiac Transport.. But I am going to the newer Series III engine using the series II parts...
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