Combustion Engines

Without knowing the vehicle or engine in question, the general answer is that you disconnect and remove one engine and reinstall another in its place. All wiring and hoses which connect the engine to the vehicle would need to be disconnected and marked in some fashion to aid with reconnection, don't rely on memory, there's too much stuff.

CDi is an acronym for Common-rail Direct Injection, which describes a particular diesel injection technology. Nearly every diesel engine equipped with CDi will be turbocharged.

The # 4 engine cylinder is on the passenger side , rear cylinder ( nearest firewall ) The engine cylinders are numbered : passenger side , front to rear , 1, 2 3 ,4 drivers side , front to rear , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8

The device that mixes the proper amount of fuel and air depending on the position of the accelerator. The mixture is then sent down the intake manifold to all cylinders. It allso sets the idle speed of the engine and increases the fuel/air mixture during a cold startup.

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• The internal combustion engine powers vehicles by burning gasoline
• gasoline comes from fossil fuel, so this burning emits carbon dioxide (CO2)
• carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that absorbs heat rising from the warmed earth
• As this carbon dioxide has been hidden underground for 300 million years, releasing it now ADDS to the CO2 levels in the atmosphere causing global warming.

ALthough the block was essentially an LA small block engine with tweo extra cylinders, the prototype blocks were cast by Lamborghini, at the time a Chrysler division. Some felt that the pushrod two-valve design, while adequate for the truck application for which the engine was originally created, was unsuitable for a performance car. However, Chrysler was uncertain about the Viper's production costs and sales potential and so declined to provide the budget for the modification.

The Viper V10 is an 8.4-liter aluminum engine that produces a ground-shaking 600 horsepower and tire-smoking 560 lb.-ft. of torque.

It features a deep-skirted V10 aluminum engine block, cylinder heads equipped with Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC)-shaped combustion chambers, large valves and Variable Valve Timing (VVT). VVT electronically adjusts when the exhaust valves are open and closed according to engine speed and load, allowing the engine to "breathe" cleaner and more efficiently.

The two-piece intake manifold combines cast aluminum

lower with smooth runners for better air flow, bolted to a die-cast aluminum upper plenum.

A revised air-cleaner box with a low-restriction filter sends air through a dual electronic throttle control into the intake module.

The air-fuel mixture in the cylinders is ignited by platinum-tip spark plugs fired by individual plug coils mounted on the cylinder-head covers.

Within the cylinders, pistons are equipped with large-diameter floating pins with bronze bushings for high-load capability.

Forged powder-metal connecting rods are secured with aircraft-quality fasteners for increased fatigue strength.

Engine lubrication is managed by the large oil pump and a swinging oil pickup adapted from Viper competition engines, to ensure proper oil pressure in high-rpm and hard cornering conditions.

The Tremec T56 six-speed (model TR6060) conveys power via a GKN ViscoLok speed-sensing limited-slip differential.

Should be on the block, check right behind the alternator on the Block. If not there then check on the datacard that came with the vehicle. You could also try the dealer, as they have a complete record on all the cars from that period.

first off you need a 4.0litre engine, go with a high output one from a 93 or 94 if you can find it, engine mounts are different along with a tranny, transfer case, beef up the drivelines and axels when you do it as well, wiring harness, look for a "totalled" jeep Cherokee with the same specs as your wrangler, ie automatic or manual tsnamissions, and find one with a tranny transfer case and engine in a triple combo, check em all out for the goods then swap it over, might take the axles and drivelines from that same jeep you got the triple combo out of too if they are salvagable. good luck youre gonna need some time.

If the timing belt breaks the engine valves and pistons can hit each other causing

damage to the engine

In an engine, the piston's go up and the valve's that are adjacent to that piston go up. When the piston goes down the adjacent valves go down. This is achieved by the timing belt or chain and the engine timing being set correctly.

If the belt or chain breaks, the pistons still go up and down, but the valve's stop moving. On a non clearance engine, the piston will go up and hit the valves, resulting in bent valves and a now needed head job.

In a clearance engine, the top of the piston has an inset cut into it that is just enough room to avoid hitting the valves.

Most modern cars have electric fans which are designed to operate only when the engine is nearing the boil-over point. Cooling is accomplished most of the time by air moving through the radiator as a result of the vehicle's velocity. When sitting in traffic, or climbing a hill, the fan should operate when the coolant temperature reaches a preset value.

Cubic Inch Displacement, (CID). Volume of an engine’s cylinder and combustion chamber, with the piston at bottom dead center, multiplied by its number of cylinders. (bore x bore x stroke x .7854 x no. of cylinders) This measurement is no longer used. Today the metric equivalent is used. As in a 350 CID is now a 5.7 Liter.

A Kompressor engine is a German designed motor with a mechanical device that adds compression to the engine. This engine was commonly found in Mercedes vehicles in the late 1990s.

You more than likely will not hear any unusual noise. However, if you overfill the crankcase this can cause engine damage. The crankshaft will make contact with the oil and create a froth. This froth will contain air mixed with oil which makes a poor lubricant. This will cause engine wear. If you suspect the engine oil is overfull simply park the vehicle on a level surface, wait at least 15 minutes after the engine has been shut down, and check the oil level. If it is overfull, drain out enough to get it down to the full mark.

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I've seen a 04 Grand Prix with a LS1, so I would say yes but lots of custom fab on mating the engine to the transmission/flexplate and headers/exhaust.

do a routine tune up. normal parts replacement parts. If no success then take it to a parts store and ask them to put it on a scan tester. It may help identify the problem. It could be many different things that could cause the misfire. Things from the main computer to a dirty, or fouled plug. It could also be bad gas, clogged filter, or injectors. lots of possible reasons. The scan tool is the best place to start. hope it helps. duboff

Interesting question, and I give you credit for your creativity, but no. Consider the overall sizes of the pickup's engine compartment vs. the geo's. A Cummins would be more likely as you'd be going inline-3 to inline-6 vs. I3 to V8, but you've still got the transaxle issue & inadequate space underhood. That & you'd probably destroy the the front drive axles with 600+ ft.lbs. of torque at your disposal. Plus neither the suspension nor chassis would be adequate to support the weight.

yes most current engines are interference engines

www.cyclepartsnation.com they have all diagrams for all bikes on their parts page

NO. ONLY 5.0 AND UP.

The diesel engine, which ignites the fuel vapors by compression within a preheated cylinder.

Either a Haynes Repair Manual or a Chilton's Repair Guide

This info is for 2.4 4 Cyl (sorry not sure about 6 Cyl) VIN # that has a C is an interference engine VIN # that has a X is not an interference engine Hope this helps