Transmission Swap
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Will a 96/97 engine paired with a 96/97 transmission work in a 94? I know there is something different with the speedometer sensor in the earlier years that is different than the later years. But I've heard that there are ways around it? Just curious because I want to put a 96/97 motor/transmission into my 94 wagon that I'm working on.
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Ok, because a lot of the lower mileage engines I find are 96/97's, and I want to eliminate the EGR, even though I know I will be throwing a CEL because of it, and it doesn't make a difference, I just kind of want to. Haha.
I have no idea if the transmission needs to be replaced either. I figure that with 300k miles on it it wouldn't be a bad idea, and what better time than when the engine is out of the car.
So to recap: Any motor with 94 tranny= OK
Any motor with 96/97 tranny=problems
I have no idea if the transmission needs to be replaced either. I figure that with 300k miles on it it wouldn't be a bad idea, and what better time than when the engine is out of the car.
So to recap: Any motor with 94 tranny= OK
Any motor with 96/97 tranny=problems
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Ok. What is the difference with the manifolds that the ones from a 96/97 wouldn't work? And would the tranny from a 95 work with 94 wiring?
PS sorry for all the questions, but this is new to me, but very interesting.
edit: I am going to use a 94 tranny, there's a Volvo salvage yard in northern Wisconsin that I just found last week, and they have several really low mileage 94 transmissions, so, problem solved there.
PS sorry for all the questions, but this is new to me, but very interesting.
edit: I am going to use a 94 tranny, there's a Volvo salvage yard in northern Wisconsin that I just found last week, and they have several really low mileage 94 transmissions, so, problem solved there.
Last edited by gilber33; 08-25-2009 at 08:42 PM.
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