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Thinking about picking up a local '00 project that needs an engine and was wondering about 3.4 engine differences between 99 and 01. I see them listed for sale in various places simply as '99-'01 engine for sale but I know some differences exist but not sure on the year breakdown. Like some have E-Gas, some have two fuel lines, some have a returnless fuel system, etc. So will any year engine fit into any body as long as you modify it to that year, or are they year specific for certain things?
TIA.
The cars can be outfitted with an M96.01, M96.02, or M96.04
The differences between these are all in the engine wire harness, and can be interchanged between years with the proper wire harness, throttle body and etc.
Thanks guys.. Aside from the electronics, wouldn't a early engine have to switch out fuel rails, etc to make it work in a newer body because of the single fuel line?
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