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Just curious if the '84 block would accept all the '93 stuff. Cosidering rebuilding the '84 short block for when the '93 transplant going into our Bronco decides to give up the ghost.
Is this something a competent machine shop can drill and tap?southrnpride69 said:there is no hole to screw the knock senser into block
The code thing was my concern. Any of you EEC IV gurus want to chime in on the importance, or lack thereof, of the knock sensor?southrnpride69 said:probably could but i just left the knock sensor off made sure the connector is up out of the way and forgot about it. it doesnt give any codes so i am not worried about it
Please forgive my ignorance if I am wrong but.southrnpride69 said:there is no hole to screw the knock senser into block
as far as my experience (81 to a newest before they stopped making 302s) thats a negativesouthrnpride69 said:the water holes in the timing cover dont mate up to the newer water pump so you have to switch the timing cover other wise it is the same ...I just switched an 85 motoer into an 89 everything else was perfect
Just did it last week on th 85 timing cover the holes did not mate up to the holes for a 89 water pump the hole made an L shape and my coolant poured out onto the ground I had to change the timing cover to get the holes to match up. all of the bolt holes were the same and it mated to the block the same but the pump didnt mate up the same. I still have an extra 85 pump and an 89 pump I can try to post pics later if you want.81Bronk36 said:as far as my experience (81 to a newest before they stopped making 302s) thats a negative
That would explain it81Bronk36 said:could it have something to do with the fact that I was using an 81 timing cover and an 81 wp???? I used my old one on there untill the second time I had the engine out, when I asked for a pump for an 81 Bronco again??? That seams like a reasonable explination