On newer fuel injected vehicles you will usually need a new wiring harness and engine computer to match the engine you are putting in. You will also need various sensors for the new engine such as mass airflow sensors and intake air temperature sensors.
You need to most likely replace your fuel pump wiring harness. It is located in the gas tank connected to the fuel pump. While your there you should also replace the pump and sock. Note the configuration of the old wiring harness when you pull it out because the new one you get is a generic one made to fit different cars. You WILL have to rewire the new harness to make it work.
Go to www.painlessperformance.com and view the installation manual for part #30805 & 30806. It is a generic GM replacement harness with color codes.
To put a straight six in a 93 Ranger the engine will have to bolt up to the transmission or the bell housing will have to be changed. The engine mounting brackets will probably need to be modified, and the wiring for engine sensors will have to be changed for any connector differences.
You will need to go to a car audio store and buy a connector to tie into your car's wiring harness, and, the question you ask is too involved for a proper answer. You may want to go to a car parts store, or book store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.
Yes, but not easily. The PCM will need to be changed and the engine harness may be different. If you have a OBDII port under the dash, it won't be too had. HUGE difference in power, well worth the work if you are considering the upgrade. The biggest problem is the PATS key, your old system (in the colum) won't interface, you will have to get a custom tune to bypass the PATS, upgrade the colum or bypass the PATS with a good transponder taped in the colum.
You will need a different trans, engine, radiator, wiring harness, computer, etc..
If you are installing the engine in an exact model that the engine is coming out of, the harness should not be needed. If there are any changes in model, sensors or anything else then the harnesses will not be interchangeable.
This is not really an answer,but I have a problem with a wiring harness on my 93 caravan also. I have not gotten to the point of solving the problem, but was wondering if you got your problem solved and if you found a diagram and where did you get your wiring harness? Another searcher!!!!
YES, if you know what you are doing. You will need the complete engine and transmission wiring harness and computer plus the fuel pump for the 5.3L engine. The wiring harness and computer on the 97 will NOT work.
Yes, but you will also need the wiring harness and ecm.
get the wiring harness from the explorer or donor vehicle that you get the 4.0 from, you need the harness from the 4.0!!!
yes.you will need to change engine related wire harness and ecm
You can fit a 1.8 liter engine into your 1987 Acura Integra. You will need to modify the engine mounts and the wiring harness.
You can put an engine, from your Toyota Celica, into your Toyota Corolla. The wiring harness and the motor mounts will need to be changed.
need wiring harness for a 1967 oldsmobile cutlass surpeme 330 5.4l v8 2barrel cab.
You need to remove the dash panel. It will allow you to get access to many connectors and it will be easier to remove the harness.
Pontiac 2400yes but wiring harness may need to be changed.