engine replacement for 2010 2.0 M3 - first gen?
Hello everyone,
I need to replace my engine (2010 2.0 Mazda 3).
Do you guys know if I could install a used 2005-2008 (first gen 2.0) on it without modification? Wikipedia says it's the same engine.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!
I need to replace my engine (2010 2.0 Mazda 3).
Do you guys know if I could install a used 2005-2008 (first gen 2.0) on it without modification? Wikipedia says it's the same engine.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!
Sorry and to clarify:
My car is 2010 generation 2 - Mazda 3 - 2.0L.
Can I install a gen 1 2.0L (2007). Any programming needed or modifications at all?
Wikipedia says it's the same engine....
A million thank you in advance if you can shed any light.
My car is 2010 generation 2 - Mazda 3 - 2.0L.
Can I install a gen 1 2.0L (2007). Any programming needed or modifications at all?
Wikipedia says it's the same engine....
A million thank you in advance if you can shed any light.
thanks so much Grim!
and do you think that moving over manifolds, all sensors and auxiliaries would be a big deal for decent mechanic like just 1-2 extra hours?
I'm not a mechanic and trying to figure out if saving $500 on the engine would not cause too much in labor.
THANK YOU!
and do you think that moving over manifolds, all sensors and auxiliaries would be a big deal for decent mechanic like just 1-2 extra hours?
I'm not a mechanic and trying to figure out if saving $500 on the engine would not cause too much in labor.
THANK YOU!
If you do a swap change out of an engine I would recommend that you mention to the person doing it to carefully label EVERY electrical connection they disconnect. And to use a check sheet when re-installing checking off each electrical connection. I know this sound unusual but the most common thing of an engine swap out not starting is a forgotten connection.
thanks so much guys!
The mechanic that is doing the job told me he'd prefer using the 2009-2011. That engine would cost me $400 more but in the end it's an easier job and hopefully better INSTALL. Fingers crossed!
The mechanic that is doing the job told me he'd prefer using the 2009-2011. That engine would cost me $400 more but in the end it's an easier job and hopefully better INSTALL. Fingers crossed!
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