1980 pickup with 3.4 swap, ever done?
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1980 pickup with 3.4 swap, ever done?
hey guys i just got off the phone with a guy who said hes selling his 1980 toyota pickup but hes gutted it to doo a 3.4 swap, the only thing that would be a problem i see is the wiring? has anyone done anything in swaping a 3.4 into the place of a 22r? this motor was orginally a 20r but i feel its relativly the same? any input would be great, been lookin for another yota recently but wanted something more challengeing but would i be getting in over my head? im only 17..... any input would be grealy appreaited
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There are a couple of guys that have done 1st gen swaps. Search around a bit.
I would think that on that one the physical would be harder than the electrical IMO. If you can handle the physical part, then the electrical should be fairly simple.
I would think that on that one the physical would be harder than the electrical IMO. If you can handle the physical part, then the electrical should be fairly simple.
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i didnt know his trekker was a 3.4, then again i dont pay attention to many first gen threads, makes me want one, which i plan on going to get this one, its extremely clean!
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thanks a bunch! i just wish someonme had a little more info and not a basic run down and some diagrams on how they spiliced there harnesses together!
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i did search and i checked a few thread but i just didnt seem what i was mainly lookin for, like some wiring digrams on more insight seeing how thats gonna be my biggest hurrdle, the motor swaps the easy part, wiring it and making it run with everything is the hard one
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