need cheap egine

i need an engine for my 1990 jeep comanche pioneer it has a 2.5






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Where do you live?
I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.

Later Mike

Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
Vehicle or garage to verify.

Eric

On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 04:03:35 -0400, (Mike
chambers) wrote:

>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

> Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
> the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
> or newer engine).

And how would the clerk doing the testing know this? As long as the vehicle
passes the inspection levels required for it's year, would they even bother
checking serial numbers and/or attached equipment? Don't get me wrong, it's
a good idea to make your vehicle operate as cleanly and efficiently as
possible.

"Bill Kearney" > wrote in message
...
>> Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>> the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>> or newer engine).
>
> And how would the clerk doing the testing know this? As long as the
> vehicle
> passes the inspection levels required for it's year, would they even
> bother
> checking serial numbers and/or attached equipment? Don't get me wrong,
> it's
> a good idea to make your vehicle operate as cleanly and efficiently as
> possible.
>

Actually, in some states, they do check the engine serial number as part of
the emission certification test. the serial number contains a date code
specifying the manufacture date of the engine.

Chris

martinsburg wv

wrote:
>Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
>have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
>Vehicle or garage to verify.
>
>Eric
>
>>Where do you live?
>> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>>
>>Later Mike

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Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

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email me

Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

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Pennsylvania emissions laws state you must have all of the emissions
equipment in order and working for the year of the car, not the motor
after a swap. Ran into this once.

On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 05:49:23 -0400, wrote:

>Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
>have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
>Vehicle or garage to verify.
>
>Eric
>
>On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 04:03:35 -0400, (Mike
>chambers) wrote:
>
>>Where do you live?
>> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>>
>>Later Mike

did you get my messege
Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

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