Overheated and spun a bearing
Just bought a 99 for 1k cause it had over heated and spun a bearing. I plan on swaping the motor out ofmy 93. Who knows of any issues I might run into? They are both 4.0 ho but didnt some 99s not have a distrubitor?
I know my 93 is obd 1 and the 99 is obd 2 but if I juct switch wverything over it shouldnt be an issue right? Also I keep reading other threads and seeing theres a difference in some motor mounts, is it just the brakets or are the holes in the block different?
I think it would be a straight swap as long as it is not a Renix engine (which it's not since you said 1993). Only thing would be the electrics mostly since the engine is an OBDI. Coil packs are only 2000-2001. My 99 still has a distributor.
Also, is this AX15 or AW4?
Also, is this AX15 or AW4?
I meant is the transmission on your 1993 and on the 1999 Auto (AW4) or stick (AX15)?
Because if you are going from Auto to Stick or vice versa I am not sure if you need some extra parts to mate the engine.
Because if you are going from Auto to Stick or vice versa I am not sure if you need some extra parts to mate the engine.
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Either way if you got a distributor then its a straight swap. If not you'd have to swap heads! Or figure a way to make the coil on plug setup work with a older style head.
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You should not be running into any issues. I have swapped out engines in both directions. 99-93 93-99 and so on. Take your time, pay attention to where things mount up and the rest is easy.
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From: zeeland mi
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: zeeland mi
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
the way i got them out was a 2ft 3/8 extention a 3/8 swivel socket and a 3/8 impact. i was under my jeep and had my dad get the socket on the bolts from up top. came right out!



