1994 Honda Civic "jeep engine conversion" Questions

...conversion kit I am putting a 350 engine in my 88 jeep wrangler but don't know where to look for a conversion kit. Can you help me? Check out a site called (partsmike.com) if anyone can help Mike

engine compartment wiring diagram for a 88 cj7 jeep v8 The last Cj-7 was built in 1986. And they didn't come factory with a V-8 so you have a conversion of some type. Most factory wiring diagrams aren

...conversion (done feb 2010 ) engine has started to run lumpy and is down on power, when ticking over revs go up and down from between 5000 revs up to 13000 revs every few seconds this seems to be ...

...jeep grand cherokee changed altenator but still wont charge If no damaged wiring is found, it's most likely an internal fault in the ECM (Engine control module, computer, PCM, ECU, whatever you ...

...jeep grd cherokee 4 0 will a jet 180 degree thermostat will a lower thermostat 180 verse the 195 add power? 4.0 6 cylinder with k & n cold and 3inch cat back system Your engine is a heat pump. The ...

engine light on dash and code p1499,any help P1499 Open Or Shorted Condition Detected In The Hydraulic Cooling Fan Solenoid Control I think you could either reconnect the unused hydraulic solenoid and

conversion for the 6 cyl Jeeps. The Weber is a very reliable, all mechanical carb that improves performance and drivability. The Weber is designed to supply the proper amount of fuel determined by the

engine shuts off .As for the air flow sensors then it will need a local man with a computer ,these vehicles are readable for faults unlike a lot of europeon vehicles that i work on especially the bane

Jeep TJ with a 6.1 Hemi conversion. This conversion also has a Python tune. Check engine light comes on code #117 (I Think)for lean condition on startup. This has been happening since the build. Lean ...

...conversion but it wasnt even cold for 5 minutes so Im guessing its not a slow leak. I did the air myself on other cars and they worked fine. Any suggestions? Its getting hot here could it be a fuse? ...