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84 truck fix carb , go efi or maybe propane ? #924157 01/07/09 02:33 AM
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bnbyota84 Offline OP
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this is my first post i know you guys can help me out i been reading in for a while so here goes i bought a 84 ext cab 4x4 pickup i paid $500 for it from a friend of mine he said he had bought it for parts if i wanted he would sell it that he didn't know much about it. I get the truck home put in hot battery and gas it fires right off so i am think ok good deal i also installed plugs wires cap and button so i think it was ready for trip around the field , i made it half way and had to push it back . I didn't know that much about carbs and from what i can find is that my truck has a 20r carb and or is a 84 the same ? i am thinking that i have a 20r motor in this truck if that is the case i have a complete 22re from a 89 that is efi and i have donor truck 2 get everything i need off or could i put the carb intake on 22re and run propane i can get a setup from a guy i work with he had it on a 350 would i run into trouble seting that up or what ? i know nothing about the propane but i know i can make the efi work, but if the propane isn't so bad i could run it on the 20r till it breaks. i just wanna try something diffrent so any thoughts would help

Re: 84 truck fix carb , go efi or maybe propane ? [Re: bnbyota84] #924158 01/07/09 02:42 AM
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First, unless the engine isn't the original, it's a 22R.

The 20R carb opening is round; the 22R is more rectangular. Those carbs are very different critters.

Also, just aft of the alternator is a flat spot on the block with the serial number and the engine type stamped on it. Might be viewable thru the wheelwell.


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Re: 84 truck fix carb , go efi or maybe propane ? [Re: kewlynx] #924159 01/07/09 02:57 AM
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bnbyota84 Offline OP
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the one that came in the truck is a 20r and the carb is round like u say i guess who ever had it before blew the orignal motor

Re: 84 truck fix carb , go efi or maybe propane ? [Re: bnbyota84] #924160 01/07/09 05:20 AM
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Forgot to mention; if you look at the data plate on the engine firewall, you'll see the engine type there as well for when it rolled off the floor. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

This link has a pretty good shopping list for dropping in that 22RE.

http://www.yankeetoys.org/black900rr/EFI.html

BTW, welcome to the board! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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Re: 84 truck fix carb , go efi or maybe propane ? [Re: bnbyota84] #924161 01/11/09 01:44 AM
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I swapped a 22RE into my '84. Here's the thread with pictures and all. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" /> -- Matt


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