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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:15 PM
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1990 2 Door 3.4 Swap

Hi All,

Doing my swap now and think I'm almost done. I'll try to keep this short and simple.

I had to get the motor rebuilt (gaskets from ebay; really cheap with pistons,rings, bearings new oil pump ect... $280 - selller: domesticgaskets) I'm almost done, so I felt it was time to share...PLEASE if you have any suggestions or ideas let me know. I know I will be running into problems when I do the EVAP this weekend.


-1990 4x4 2 door 4runner
-3.0 Automatic converted to manual
-4 linked T100 rear with detroit
-SAS TG 3", Diamond with Ausie locker,Longfield inners and dirty 30s
-Duel Ultimate from Marlin - 23 spline throughout
-Bobbed 3 feet!! I think lol IDK
-3" body lift....hated it but it's working good on this swap lol, I might end up cutting it to 1.5 inches for a little clearance on hood.


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-1997 T100
-2wd Manual


Things I've done and will be doing (ongoing):


-Kept the 3.0 alt ( high output 130amps)
-installed Doug thorley header (passenger side drop... had to modify - see pics)
-installed new radiator - ebay (metal tank not plastic $125 - seller :mysourcedepot)
-made a bracket for a "pull" slave cylinder
-made a battery tray
-completed Big 3 upgrade
-installed pull slave cylinder (had to make a bracket, see pics - ebay - $65)
-high flow catalytic magnaflow (ebay -$71.89)
-Air intake (ebay - $40)
-installed stage 2 clutch, pedal feels like stock (ebay - $165 seller: eclutchmaster)
-completed tach mod
-Magnaflow muffler - 14356
-ORS wire harness
-installed new wires and spark plugs
-installed electric fan (had this on my 3.0 for over 10 yrs! great upgrade)
-bypassed heater hoses (don't need a heater where I live)



now time for some boring pics...like I said, simple

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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:22 PM
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Pic of the alt, you can see where I grinded the back of the ear to fit. Works great! Bracket is on the way but I'll be getting rid of my power steering




3.4 after getting rebuilt and about to drop in the engine bay...




Pics of the header before the mod, you can see where the flange hits also, fuel and brake lines in the way....not to mention the fork also hits the header collector.





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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:27 PM
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Modded header....hope this doesnt void the warranty.... LOL

Bought a 90* mandrel bent tube ($44!!! dang that was expensive)

tacked it on and had the guys at the shop weld them in... along with the flex pipe









flex pipe....





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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:32 PM
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Sweet! I hope the gaskets were good ones.. did you powder coat the front accessories?
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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:37 PM
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Flanges weren't hitting the chassis but was really close, so I decided to shave them, down a bit. Good thing the flex pipe is sleeved a little gasket to go on after the cat back install...





Slave cylinder and bracket.....this bracket has gone over several mistakes...please ignore the welds....I can't do flux core....too many popping. Flux core are for pros lol.....
You can see how close the fork is to the collector but it doesn't get any closer. Even when pressing the clutch, all clear!!




Another angle of the bracket I made..again ignore the welds
Bracket is on the original slave cylinder mount and then braced on the trans for rear support. When pressed, the 1" box actually flexes lol, with the new support thing doesn't move at all. I'm thinking I might go back and redo this bracket and make it simpler now that I know what to do..




and my new radiator





That's all for now...
I'll let you know when I run into trouble..Hope I can get the EVAP going. Hoping to turn key this Sunday!

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Old Jan 25, 2012 | 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by yotaman85
Sweet! I hope the gaskets were good ones.. did you powder coat the front accessories?
Gasket was too small to sleeve over mod I did so I ended up making my own. I'll take a pic of that too in case anyone needed to do something similar.

Powder coated? No, I left it with original polish.... I have some really nice header wrap though but was thinking of using it on some of the wiring stuff above the header.
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Old Jan 30, 2012 | 04:32 PM
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Is there something wrong with breknraj's pics on his sticky thread? I can't seem to open/view them.

Anyway, I was able to figure out the EVAP using Elvota's thread but wanted to get more info using breknraj's but no luck. Just a few more things to do then turn key day
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Old Jan 30, 2012 | 07:15 PM
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Not working for me either. Must have deactivated his pic hosting account, or accidentally changed privacy settings. I'll send him a PM.
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Old Jan 30, 2012 | 07:27 PM
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Sweet, thanks!
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Old Jan 31, 2012 | 08:03 AM
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did you do the wiring harness yourself? cause if you did im in the wiring process and have some questions being you used the same year of truck as me...
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Old Jan 31, 2012 | 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Kody B.
did you do the wiring harness yourself? cause if you did im in the wiring process and have some questions being you used the same year of truck as me...
Sorry, purchased from ORS.
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Old Jan 31, 2012 | 07:01 PM
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Anyone know what this plug is for?

Blue is unidentified, Red is the upper O2 sensor


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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 10:51 AM
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damn...lol
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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 11:05 AM
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I think these are the two you have shown. Mine is an auto tranny so may not be helpful



Where it goes on the trans.

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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 04:23 PM
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Thanks, I'm thinking it's the reverse light. And since the donor is a 2wd, there is no other wire for the 4wd light. The ORS wire harness has a reverse light on it so I guess I'll be using that instead.
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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 4x4runr
Thanks, I'm thinking it's the reverse light. And since the donor is a 2wd, there is no other wire for the 4wd light. The ORS wire harness has a reverse light on it so I guess I'll be using that instead.
I agree.
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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 04:38 PM
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Some pics of the heater bypass. Most of you may not want to do this but just in case here it is.

I used this hose off the 3.4 heater hose. It has a nice "U"





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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 04:46 PM
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Worked on the EVAP last night. Thanks to Elvota's thread I was able to complete it all.

I cut a bracket off the '97 EVAP canister for the '97 VPS bracket...
I cut off the bracket in blue, and grinded a little off the sides so the VPS can slide in red (you may want to double check your VPS first before you grind to make sure it's not too loose), then locked it in place with a zip tie, kind of like a carter pin.



Here you can see that there is enough space between the VPS and VSV...




All hosed up...

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Old Feb 2, 2012 | 04:53 PM
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I also noticed that with this new EVAP setup I'm not using the second canister on the bottom of the wheel well...is that correct? I always wanted to hack that thing off....I guess now is my chance! hahaha



Here is a pic of my air intake....I'm not sure where the other port is supposed to be hooked up....can anyone please tell me...I couldn't figure it out.




Also got some stuff from Harbor Freight the other day....

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Jealous of your progress. Nice work

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