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Old 02-12-2006, 12:49 PM
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The 22re bleeds black today.

Well, I was headed out to the beach and all my accumulated bad karma just surged out the side of the engine block. So I just got my truck towed back and have a line up on a 22r block. I would like to ask someone who has done this swap before what I should have ready before I start on this project. I have access to pnuematic tools and the only work I need to do is to is strip the motor down to the block, my friend will help with the swap when I have it ready. So anyone who was in my shoes at one time please chim in and help in any way you can. Thanks, Mike
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BTW, the new block is from a 2wd carbed truck.
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22R and RE are same block. Some slight differences in the heads IIRC, and of course carb vs EFI.
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only difference is late('85-95) vs early('81-84) engines -- an '85-95 22R is exactly the same as a 22RE of the same vintage, other than the manifolds.
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That's exactly what I thought, thank you for confirming that fact. the head on my engine is entirely fresh as well as the valvetrain. I've never done a timing chain before, how difficult is that to hook up?
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Eazy to do when you have the engine out
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Thanks for all the help, Im going to do this thing this upcoming weekend
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Leave as much attached to the engine your pulling as possible and do the swap with the 2 engines sitting side by side. Alot easier and you have a really good mental picture of what you just did to reassemble.
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