I've worked in the radiator buisness for over 10 years, so I can actually answer this one.
There are two types of radiators for the '95 Neon, one for the auto trans and the other for the manual. You can use the automatic transmission radiator in a manual car. Ignore the transmission line fittings. The only thing that flows through them is automatic Transmission Fluid, which will not be there in a manual. Nothing will leak out, unless the radiator is defective. The automatic trans radiator is also a little bigger, but the mounts will move and it will fit. Obviously, you cannot use the manual rad in an automatic car. You wouldn't want to anyway, because the automatic rad is almost always cheaper than the manual.
In '96-99 the neons did have three different rads. One for the manual & two different auto models, determined by where the car is built. If the first digit of the VIN # is a 1, then it is American made. If it is a 3, then it's Mexican made. You can interchange the American auto trans radiator in place of the manual, but you cannot put the Mexican rad into a manual car. You also cannot interchange the American & Mexican radiators.
all metros 95-01 can use the same radiator for automatic trans
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1994, 1996, and 1997
It shouldn't, the engine blocks are different.
The standard horsepower of associated with a 1995 351 cubic and Ford engine is 215. The engine horsepower was available in several different options.
No, the 1995 BMW has a M50B25 engine, which is basically totally different from the older 1989 BMW which has a M20B25 engine.
No. The computer systems are completely different.
Repairing radiators has gone out of style. It is cheaper to get the parts rather quick.
No. 1995 cherokee engine is fuel injected with different gas tank, fuel pump, engine computer, water pump and wiring harness. 1990 wrangler has a carb.
I'm not a mechanic / technician but I would say the answer is ( NO ) From what I have read there are ( 3 ) different engine blocks for the Ford 4.0L EFI V6 engine 1991 to 1994 , 1995 and 1996 , 1997 to 2000
No, it's a completely different engine and transmission altogether.
The 1995 engine is a throttle body enjection fuel system. And the 1999 is a vorteck engine with a total different fuel injection system. The computer system on your 1999 350 is not competible with the 1995 350. Both engines are a 350 CID. But thay are designed totaly different. Heads,Intake,Valve train,Ingnition system Ect.... Your best bet is to find A vorteck engine. NEUTZ The 1995 engine is a throttle body enjection fuel system. And the 1999 is a vorteck engine with a total different fuel injection system. The computer system on your 1999 350 is not competible with the 1995 350. Both engines are a 350 CID. But thay are designed totaly different. Heads,Intake,Valve train,Ingnition system Ect.... Your best bet is to find A vorteck engine. NEUTZ