teh BOMB

Hello,
I have a 1988 jeep comanche 4.0 with quite the knock... there is a 2004 Tj close by that has a 4.0L engine that has had a small fire i am curious as to what sort of problems with wiring and such will come up if i choose to buy it and swap it in? thanks in advance for the help

jeans

Im not too sure about what this swap would entail, but talking from experience on repairing fire damaged farm equipment, if this small fire was anywhere near the engine, i would really consider tearing down the engine and rebuilding it. Fire has a funny way of damaging seals.

teh BOMB

ya i am aware that the engine may need some work... but i am more curious about the EFI ad other sensors

teh BOMB

no one knows?

freegdr

i would think you should just nchange the block and head into youre keeping inlake exhaust and dist and flywheel on to the new motor there is abig difference in years dont even noe if they will swap or not take all sensors from old and put on new aslso

PolarXJ

There is also a possibility of the motor mounts being different, and a bunch of other stuff. I picked up a '05 engine from a LJ to swap into my '95 XJ. I'm currently doing some research to try and find what needs to be done for the swap. Its not looking to good, unless I want to do alot of custom work.

rich

Besides the block and maybe the head you have to use everything from your jeep. There are maybe 50 to 100 post in the search function on an engine swap you know.