If they are both V6, then yes. '97-'99 all the same.
yes it will work.
if its an automatic then its absolutely necessary because automatics work using hydraulics.
Chevy did not build a Malibu in 1995.
NO
its broke
If the same engine and same 2wd versus 4wd, it should.
My parts look up says, no. Sorry. '97-'00 same.
the bell housing is DIFFERENT on the 97 trans. You must put a 1993 to 1995 or 1998 are 1999 4L60E transmission back in it. The 1996 and 1997 will not work in the 98.
No it will not. In late 1999 GM. redesigned the transmission, therefore it will not even bolt up to the 98 model.
With a little work you can fit a inline 6 fron a Toyota supra. you have to fabricate motor mounts and use a metric converter kit. I did this and now I run a 12.3 sec QT mile in my 1999 Malibu (same body and engin as 1998). With a little work you can fit a inline 6 fron a Toyota supra. you have to fabricate motor mounts and use a metric converter kit. I did this and now I run a 12.3 sec QT mile in my 1999 Malibu (same body and engin as 1998).
No they won't fix. I have the exact years myself. engine is different.
A 1998 automatic transmission may not work very well on a 1999 Isuzu Rodeo. This is mainly due to the incompatibility of the two engine systems and some modifications may need to be made.Ê