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The motor mounts may or may not be different (never heard that before, but you never know. I kind of doubt it)
The difference between '81-'85(ish) 22rs and '86-'95 22r(e) is the head height and deck height. The earlier blocks were taller, heads shorts. intake and exhaust ports were differently shaped so the intake and exhaust won't line up correctly.
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Just to be safe, '86-'95 22r/re. Basically all you are wanting is the short block- block, head(not necessary) pistons, rods, crank and associated parts. Everything from your truck will need to be swapped over.
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to me that sounds like a wrist pin to mine was doing the exact same thing ever since i bought it and i pit 15,000 miles on it some how but mine started out only making the noise at around 2800 to 3000 rpms then the more miles i put on it it broadened to 2000 to 3500 but if i revved it up high enough it would go away im in the middle of a motor swapp right now i got tired of hearing it lol
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to me there would be no since in changing a wristpin i didnt attempt it but two way ive heard drop the oil pan and go infrom the bottom or pull the motor either way while you have it apart i would just rebuild it if its not in to bad of shape and yes i had a lack of power not sure if it was just cause it was a four cyl or what i just bought a reboilt motor for $1100 shipped no core thats the route i took
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