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The one blew a hole in his radiator and the other had to do that to use his winch. He did not have the cables hooked up so he just hooked them over the bolts while using the winch. The tan jeeps motor and tranny are on the way out. I may help with the motor swap. 4.3 out of a blazer and tranny out of blazer.
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Only issue I had was on the way home due to filling my radiator fins full of mud so that no air would pass through the truck overheated and melted a plastic radiator hose connector on the turbo water return line. Had to replace that and wash out the radiator as best I could. Even then I still had to stop every few exits or so to add water. When I got home I washed out the engine bay and radiator took the truck down the road and it ran great and didn't get hot.
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