Is it possible to put a 89 chevy model motor in a 2000 are newer model?

[sthib 10+ year member]

i have a 89 chevy single cab that has a new ***** and rebuilt motor i want to find a 2000 are newer extended cab chevy that needs a new motor are ***** and put it in that one rather than buying a whole new truck.

is this possible.

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[quins90lac 10+ year member]

if the mounts line up yes. if not still yes after a lot of custom work. Also i hope you don't live in a state that dose testing on vehicles if you do your screwed

 

[BrownVanMan 10+ year member]

with a torch and welder anything is possible!

 

[k_schutte 10+ year member]

anything is possible with enough knowledge, skill and patience... or MONEY!

 

[I Like Waffle]

Well, generally small block chevys dont change much, so depending on the motor thats in it, yes you can swap it. Is the 89 model motor fuel injected or carburated? I can guarantee the 2000 and up models are all fuel injected. if its a regular chevy small block you can just take your intake off it and use the injection intake from the newer truck if the manifolds/heads match up. Not much to a chevy.

 

[Slo_Ride 5,000+ posts]

of course its posssible. Hell I could but it in a honda civic if you wanted.

 

[FIMPALASS 10+ year member]

Yeah should bolt up with no problem if they are both small blocks. Might have to buy a new oil pan. Might have to screw around with ***** linkage

 

[audioatg 10+ year member]

Only one thing I have a problem with doing it , is the electrical side of it. What sensors and other parts will be different. Im sure alot will be .

 

[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

go on carparts.com and it will research all the junkyards in your area so you can get the exact 1 for your year and model.

 

[ThatChevyGuy 5,000+ posts]

make it carbureted!

 

[chevy98guy]

yes it is pssible but theres only one catch. The motor you have in your 89 is im guessing a 350 tbi(throttle body injected) and it has a carbrator, and the motor that would be in the newer trucks from 95 and up are called vortecs(fuel injected) and they do NOT have a carburator. So what you would haved to do it buy brand new motor mounts, computer, wiring harness, hoses, radiator, etc. From my experience your best bet would be to just keep the motor and ***** in your 89 keep that or sell that truck, and buy your 95 and up chevy and just go to your local junk yard and buy a vortec and ***** from there. There vortec ***** and engines are BOLT ON AND PLUG IN AND GO!!!!