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Old 04-14-2013, 09:08 AM
95LittleRanger 95LittleRanger is offline
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Default 94' 2.3L in place of a 95' 2.3?

Hey guys, tried a search, didn't find an exact answer.
I have a shot at getting a running, rebuildable 2.3L out of a 94' B2300. The guy wants $75. Would this work for my 95' ranger? The intake manifold looks different than mine, but maybe I can rebuild and use the longblock?
my engine still runs strong, has good oil pressure but I want to have an engine rebuilt and ready when it's time.
thanks!
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Old 04-14-2013, 09:18 AM
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Hey guys, tried a search, didn't find an exact answer.
I have a shot at getting a running, rebuildable 2.3L out of a 94' B2300. The guy wants $75. Would this work for my 95' ranger? The intake manifold looks different than mine, but maybe I can rebuild and use the longblock?
my engine still runs strong, has good oil pressure but I want to have an engine rebuilt and ready when it's time.
thanks!
-Marc
Its the same motor

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Old 04-14-2013, 09:20 AM
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yup same engine
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Old 04-14-2013, 12:55 PM
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K good! Thx!
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Old 04-14-2013, 01:22 PM
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Hey guys, tried a search, didn't find an exact answer.
I have a shot at getting a running, rebuildable 2.3L out of a 94' B2300. The guy wants $75. Would this work for my 95' ranger? The intake manifold looks different than mine, but maybe I can rebuild and use the longblock?
my engine still runs strong, has good oil pressure but I want to have an engine rebuilt and ready when it's time.
thanks!
-Marc
it is the same engine, however, unless your 94 is a CA truck then it is obd-1. the 95 is OBD-2. the 95 has the oil pump where the aux gear(timing belt) is on the 94......The 95 has a cam sensor behind the oilpump........I am not sure where the oilpump is on the 94 or how you go about resolving this issue....you probably will end up swapping the 95 intake over......
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Old 04-14-2013, 07:27 PM
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it is the same engine, however, unless your 94 is a CA truck then it is obd-1. the 95 is OBD-2. the 95 has the oil pump where the aux gear(timing belt) is on the 94......The 95 has a cam sensor behind the oilpump........I am not sure where the oilpump is on the 94 or how you go about resolving this issue....you probably will end up swapping the 95 intake over......
Interesting
...i have more research to do. Thanks!
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