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Posted

Hi All,

 

I am in the process of swapping a new/used motor into my 1999 C2. I found out the hard way what shifting from 4th to 1st while doing 100 will do to a motor (I was on the track).

 

Anyway, I purchased a salvaged 2000 C4. I now how both motors out, and after doing some things to the new motor, it will be going into my 99. Right now, I know there are two differences that I am trying to figure out the solution to before I start the install process.

 

1. My car is a 99 with a throttle cable. The 2000 C4 has the EGAS/Drive By Wire. What is the procedure I need to do so the new motor is using the throttle cable. I know I need to use my old throttle body, but what do I do for the wiring? Do I need to use my old harness? Or can I modify the harness that is on the EGAS motor?

 

2. The donor car has the fuel cooler lines attached to the AC compressor. My 1999 does not have this set-up. How do I adapt this? Ideally, I don't want to have to use the AC compressor from the donor car, because I know my compressor is almost brand new. Is it possible to eliminate the fuel cooler lines from the 2000?

 

Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

Posted

You will need to swap the throttle body, use the 1999 wiring harness (much easier than modifying 2000 harness)

On the a/c cooler just use the compressor and hoses from the 1999, your good to go.

 

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