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Can a E GAS engine be installed to a NON E Gas car?

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YOUR RESEARCHCan a E GAS engine be installed to a NON E Gas car?

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Replace dme, throttle body, petal, and get it all wired

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You would have to replace the DME, throttle body, petal, and get it all wired.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know if a E-Gas throttle body engine can be used in a NON E-Gas car? If it can be done, is it hard? thanks

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I think it can be done. You would have to replace the DME, throttle body, petal, and get it all wired. Is there a reason you want to?

POST 4Original post

Had a PPI preformed on the car in the last month, so I can share that with anyone interested.

POST 5Original post

If you have a 1999 996 & want to install a 2000-2001 3.4 simply install your intake & throttlebody on the new engine everything below interchanges.

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Way too much work to try to install the electronic throttle in a cable throttle car. Just swap the cable throttle body and a couple of supports/brackets onto the E-gas engine and you are good to go.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thanks, the main reason i ask the question is my current engine is having oil leaks from many areas and also having a few probs so I got a hold of another engine but its an E gas motor so I just wanted to make sure it will work before I take things apart.

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