2.0L and 2.6L flywheel interchange?

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2.0L and 2.6L flywheel interchange? #374528 01/06/04 02:05 AM

Joined: Dec 2003

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Seattle, WA

carnuck

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I found an '83 Mitsu pickup for parts that has a 2.0L (carb is good, but 1 rocker broke) and I was thinking of swapping the flywheel and starter into my son's '87 Montero with 2.6L 5 speed. Are they workable or is it still screwed time? (Will the alternators swap? The Montero one does weird whiney noises)

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Re: 2.0L and 2.6L flywheel interchange? [Re: carnuck] #374529 01/06/04 04:26 AM

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Brookfield, WI

NathanC

Roll Me Over

The flywheel won't interchange.

I'm not positive about the alternator, but I'd guess no. I think this because I swapped an '85 alternator into my truck and it would drain the battery when the truck wasn't running. It would charge fine, and I know it worked fine in the truck it came out of, but it just didn't work with my '88 wiring. You're probably better off with a newer alternator anyways <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />.

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Re: 2.0L and 2.6L flywheel interchange? [Re: NathanC] #374530 01/08/04 04:15 AM

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Helen , GA

fasteddy

Web Wheeler

No. I think w.0 has assymetric bolt pattern on crankshaft flange like 2.0, and 2.6 is equal bolt pattern.

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