3.4 in 1960 Nash Metropolitan
OK, I am tfng and need a load of info! I am wondering what items are mandatory to make is unit run.I have the complete harness.It is a1994 with a700 r4 trans. I also have the ecm. Thanks Gary at- part_time@earthlink.net
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You want us to type everything involved in a EFI swap in a post? There are entire books on the subject. There could be 4 pages just on the fuel system.
If you are talking about a Camaro 3.4 you are using one of the most limited motors GM has made in the last 20 years.
If you are talking about a Camaro 3.4 you are using one of the most limited motors GM has made in the last 20 years.
I just wanted to thank you so much for detailed info. I found it very insightful and done in such a truely helpful and sharing manner. THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'm a noob here too, and I hope this is ok. If not, admin feel free to delete.
Heres what I found with a simple google search. I think Gorn was just trying to prompt you to do some research and read, then maybe ask some specific questions.
Metropolitan Engine/Trans Swap
Heres what I found with a simple google search. I think Gorn was just trying to prompt you to do some research and read, then maybe ask some specific questions.
Metropolitan Engine/Trans Swap
Idahoboy, if I didn't know better, I'd swear there's just a tad bit of sarcasm in there. Naaaaah, probably just my imagination!
You might want to google "Fiero 3.4 engine swap", and see if anything there helps you. I have a stock Fiero, so I know it's a popular conversion, although the majority of what you'll find will be retaining the original FI system. The 3.4 is also used as a conversion into old M.G.'s, so that's another source you can tap. Otherwise, search how to convert the 3.4 to a carb setup, unless you're wanting to keep FI. Turning the engine "old school" will be much less of a wiring headache, so it depends on what you're after.
You might want to google "Fiero 3.4 engine swap", and see if anything there helps you. I have a stock Fiero, so I know it's a popular conversion, although the majority of what you'll find will be retaining the original FI system. The 3.4 is also used as a conversion into old M.G.'s, so that's another source you can tap. Otherwise, search how to convert the 3.4 to a carb setup, unless you're wanting to keep FI. Turning the engine "old school" will be much less of a wiring headache, so it depends on what you're after.
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I have driven to members house and helped them out but I no desire to help someone that puts no effort into a project. You should plan on spending at least 100 hours of research. To do a project like this you need to understand every system in the car, if you dont understand it before the project starts plan on doing everything twice.



