In my opinion I would answer yes, bcuz I have done this kind of work, although in other vehicles, I hav been working on a 91 colt. But I always consult a shop where most of this type work is performed, especially on any major job. There are certians minor things to consider. Also, you have not specified if your'e doing the work yourself. If it is at a shop, they will know more precisely.
Not nessesarily. Mitsubishi changed the orientation of the engine at one point so that it's "reversed." Check the orientations of the different models you're looking at swapping from/to.
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Actually I have a 1995 summit which are the same, my parts car is a 1994 and there are nemerous parts that are slightly different and non-compatable. for the most part it should bolt right in.
You cannot put any engine in this vehicle without modifications except the original engine that came in the truck. There is room for any small block V8 but you will have to make modifications.
Fit, maybe. Work without extensive modifications, no.Fit, maybe. Work without extensive modifications, no.
yes a 92 2.3 will fit in a 94 without modifications
not without major modifications
Yes
No, it will not fit without major modifications.
Not without major modifications. The under hood area is probably not big enough.Not without major modifications. The under hood area is probably not big enough.
No, only an Honda Civic engine will bolt up without major modifications.
yes
Not without major modifications.
No,not without some mods.They would be considered minor by most back yard mechanics.
A V engine has opposing cylinders. It cannot have an odd # of cylinders. If you mean an inline 5 from a Colorado maybe. But not without a lot of modifications