S2 L67 Swap in 92 Bonneville
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S2 L67 Swap in 92 Bonneville
I'm pondering the idea of swapping in a Series II L67 into my 92 bonneville. Maybe Spiral can chime in here with some help. I remember he had the swap on his 93. Any help/info would be great. Will the engine mate with my 4T60-E HD? Or do i need the 4T65? Thanks.
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Oh geez. Here we go again.
In order to use YOUR 4T60, you need the PCM and wiring harness out of a 1996 ONLY, including ANY Series 2 L67. And you need to do some wiring changes inside your trans to make it compatible.
OTHERWISE, the entire engine, trans, wiring harness and PCM from the donor car with a 4T65E.
www.L67swap.com
In order to use YOUR 4T60, you need the PCM and wiring harness out of a 1996 ONLY, including ANY Series 2 L67. And you need to do some wiring changes inside your trans to make it compatible.
OTHERWISE, the entire engine, trans, wiring harness and PCM from the donor car with a 4T65E.
www.L67swap.com
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Originally Posted by willwren
In order to use YOUR 4T60, you need the PCM and wiring harness out of a 1996 ONLY, including ANY Series 2 L67. And you need to do some wiring changes inside your trans to make it compatible.
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spiral used his stock wire harness and pcm, just had the pcm reprogramed by gm tuners to my knowledge. The harness is very close from series 1 sc to series 2 sc, i think he had a problem with the wire goin to the egr not bein long enough or somethin, but thats no biggie really.
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No I haven't bought a motor yet, but when this one goes, I'd like to swap in a series 2 for a little more power.. and the aftermarket is much better there anyway.
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Originally Posted by 1994ta
and the aftermarket is much better there anyway.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by 1994ta
and the aftermarket is much better there anyway.
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