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the isuzu impolse manifold will fit.
timing belt
4ZE1 Engine is 0.2 mm for inlet and outlet
40 ft lbs of torque
The 2.6 liter has a Vin # 4ZE1 The 2.3 liter has a Vin # 4ZD1
The answer is no. The 4ZE1 cylinder head has much larger combustion chambers which means you lose most of the engine compression if fitted to a 4ZD1, also the diameter of the hole where the distributor fits into the head is smaller on the 4ZD1.
there is a plate on the firewall which has its identification engine should be 4jb1 (2.8 diesel) or 4ze1 (2.6 petrol)
it depends on the model of engine, my 97 rodeo with the 4ze1 motor has the map sensor for air intake but doesnt have an O2 sensor for the exhaust.
Cylinders on all engines are numbered front to rear: 1-2-3-4 4ZD1 (2.3L) and 4ZE1 (2.6L)engines and G190Z (1.8L) and G200Z (1.9L) 1-3-4-2 Hope it helps... mnemonic76 1988 Isuzu Pickup (PuP) owner
if your engine is one of the following 4zc1 4zd1 or 4ze1 motor then your firing order is 1-3-4-2 with ignition timing set btdc 6deg @ 800rev's idle speed 800 rev's
I'm not sure what engine you have but on the 4ze1 which is what I have in my trooper having the arrows face both up (cam gear and crank pulley) means the engine is in tdc for the number 4 cylinder. If the arrows are facing one another it is tdc for number 1 cylinder.
On the 4-cylinder (2.6 liter 4ZE1 engine), it's mounted vertically, under and centered on, the intake manifold, electrical connector pointing down. VERY hard to access, much more so to remove: it's screwed UP into the manifold; it's all but necessary to remove the manifold to get to it. And watch the myriad of vacuum lines. Good luck!