Well yes you can swap any engine into any vehicle that you choose. Swapping in the neon motor would require the PCM, wire harness, motor, trans, and possibly the key switch ( if your neon had the SKIM anti theft system, unless you go stand alone fuel management and eliminate the stock PCM ). The funny part about this is that Im considering the opposite dropping a chevy 3.1 and 5spd from a 89 cavalier z-24 into my 2001 Plymouth neon. I just think the chevy motor is way more reliable then the the 2.0L.
same as with a 97. under the aluminum cover on top of the engine.
its about 5 quarts
If it is the 2.2 liter engine, then: 110 horsepower, 130 lbs/ft torque. If it is the 3.1 liter engine, then: 140 horsepower, 185 lbs/ft torque
The answer is 24.
http://www.v6z24.com/howto/locations try this site for help..good luck www.autozone.com
Yes
22-24 mpg
This is pretty much trivial and up to you and how much work you want to put into it. obviously any of the other base model cavalier engines in the same "generation" interchange easily ie: 2.2l l4 ohc, 2.4l dohc, possibly an Ecotec engine if you have a newer generation Cavalier. the truth is every engine requires some bit of customization with harnessing and wiring and such as long as you can fit the engine in the compartment and on an appropriate transaxle, so whatever engine you want you'll have to build around it with that engine's electronics, specs, etc ...
-22
4.25qts
(23 + 25)/(24 - 22) = 48/2 = 24