There are a few reason one is that there is a ring warp or damage due to age or hard driving. Carburator or Fuel Injectors are not working or clogged, or a simple reason a spark plug or wire could be warp or ware and damage.
You can replace a four-cylinder Toyota Camry engine with a six-cylinder engine. You will need to purchase a motor mount adapter kit. There will be an extensive amount of work.
Yes it will... you need to switch the flywheels though to mount it to the automatic transmission...
If it was, the engine wouldn't work - you would be putting more energy in than you got out.
If you have the 3.0L engine with a manual transmission it is a direct bolt up i dont know about the automatic but i am sure it is the same if you are switching from a four cylinder to the 3.4L then it requires a lot more work but it can be done a well
presure of water from which it is posible other wise by michanism
Whatever works for you is what counts.
If you have the 3.0L engine with a manual transmission it is a direct bolt up i dont know about the automatic but i am sure it is the same if you are switching from a four cylinder to the 3.4L then it requires a lot more work but it can be done a well
No they are engine specific
Yes they would still work, but it would be much harder to stop the vehicle because you don't have the booster powering the master cylinder, so you would have to push much harder on the brake pedal to stop.
24 is automatic, but a 22 or 23 would still work with testing in 24 is automatic, but a 22 or 23 would still work with testing in
The type of induction an engine uses is not directly relevant to its transmission type. In other words the engine can be naturally aspirated, turbo or supercharged and use an automatic, manual, cvt etc.
A tachometer works by measuring how many time a spark plug fires. If the tachometer is designed to determine the rpm of an 8 cylinder engine it will not show the correct speed of a 2 cylinder engine. If I remember correctly if the tachometer designed for an 8 cylinder is used on a 4 cylinder engine it will show twice the number of actual rpm. So an 8 cylinder tachometer used on a 2 cylinder engine will show 4 times the actual rpm of the 2 cylinder engine. If you check around there are special tachometers designed for 2 cylinder engines.