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Old 03-02-2009, 07:09 PM
Dony796 Dony796 is offline
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I Really Need Help....Engine swap Tercel 1996(japanese) with Tercel 1995 American

hey i did an engineblock swap with a 1995 tercel american 1.5L with a 1996 tercel 1996 and now the engine won't start it just rolls....i think it is because the crank sensor is not connected at all.....but there is no space for it ....What do i do somone plz help!....because it was a whole lot of work and time to get that engine taken down and placed back together for this one little thing to cause such a catastrophe
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Old 03-04-2009, 07:37 PM
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Re: I Really Need Help....Engine swap Tercel 1996(japanese) with Tercel 1995 American

It won't run with this sensor disconnected. What do you mean their is no place for it?
From past experience with these type of swaps you have to remove the Japanese intake and swap before installing it. All changes need to be done with the engine out its much easier. If you purchased from a company like New York block ask them what needs to be swapped. Normally they will point this out to you. I assume you will also need to change the piece that holds the crank sensor but at this point you also need something on the crank. Look closely it may have been relocated.
Anyway companies who sell these should tell you exactly what to do.
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