way2goidaho

I have been given a remanufactured engine from a 95 grand cherokee. Does anybody know about this engine? I just pulled it and plan on putting it in my 01 cherokee. It has a distributor, should I run into any issues on the swap? Thanks for the help.

Parsnip

Yup. You will need lots of parts off the old motor as well as some motivation to fab up mounts. The dizzy is fine. If I'm not mistaken, the tooth count on the cam phaser from the 00 and the 95 dizzy is the same. Coil mounts will have to be made...why are you swapping out motors?

way2goidaho

My old engine has a crack in the block

way2goidaho

What mounts do I need?

Parsnip

For the coils. Or, if you only have a cracked block, just slap the old head on the new block

way2goidaho

Hmm. But I have a remanufactured engine! I don't want to just ***** hilly swap out something that has over 100000 mi on a brand new block haha, I don't think making a bracket for that would be that bad, if that is the only thing.is the hole for the distributor bored all the way into the inside of the block or is it just for mounting? I apologize for the ignorance but I'm fairly new to this

Parsnip

Your trying to swap the year where they changed everything, with a completely different setup. Come to think of it, I'm not even sure your manifolds will work with the new block. And also, check the head that is on the blown block. If it has "TUPY" cast in the rocker bulges between cyl 3&4, just put it on the new block. If not, carry on with the whole block swap, but be aware you may need the 95 manifolds and Tb, and possibly a few brackets. I swapped a 99 motor into my 90, which wasn't bad but it's also the millionth (or feels like it) time I've done swaps. Do some research and verify what components will work with what you have.

way2goidaho

Okay,thanks for the help