To determine if an older Jeep six-cylinder engine is a 258 or a 232, check the engine's displacement. The 258 has a bore of 3.75 inches and a stroke of 3.88 inches, while the 232 has a bore of 3.63 inches and a stroke of 3.88 inches. You can also look for the engine identification number, typically located on the block, which will provide specific details about the engine type. Additionally, the 258 engine is generally found in later models, so the vehicle's year can also be a helpful clue.
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SHOULD BE, BUT YOU CAN CHECK YOUR LOCAL JUNK YARD FOR VEHICLES TO ASK THEM IF THEY INTERCHANGE, I AM SURE THEY WILL.
Both the 258 and the 4.0 are the same size externally.
I remember the mid 70's Jeep had a 6 cylinder 258
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Yes! The intake should be the same for all of the 258 motors.
Should be the 258 cid I6
6:oo position on cap
The spark plug gap for a 1984 258 6 cylinder Jeep should be set at .033 inches. New spark plugs will be preset and should not need adjustments.
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Could have a 258 cid I6 or a 304 cid V8