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About Todd Puccio
Expertise General auto repair,electical issues,driveability issues,anti-lock brakes,SIR systems,HVAC,engine performance,Gm spacific. I have worked at my current dealseship since the 1990 model year anything much older than that I have limited exposure to. I do not have very much transmission experience so those question you may want to ask of another expert. When you send me a question let me know the exact make/model/engine and year for the car or suv you have it makes it easier to answer the questions that way.
Experience Experience in the area:I have been employed by the same Gm dealer for 18 years and and a ASE master technician. I work at a Pontiac and GMC truck store. Served a a lead technician when dealership was on a team system.
I just recently moved to a Buick,Hummer,Saab Store when my franschise was purchased by this dealership.
Organazations: ASE master techncian
Education/Credentials:High school diploma,2 year vocational school degree
2 year college degree. Associates degree in applied scineces (auto technology)Awards and Honors: GMC master techncian
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Expert: Todd Puccio - 11/4/2009
Question I was wondering if a 1999 Chevy Venture 3.4 engine will replace or fit into a 1999 Pontiac Grand Am? If it will bolt up, will the wiring be sufficient?
I understand that the 2000-01-02 models will to corresponding years??.... but wasn't sure on the 99 models.
Thank you in advance.
Answer Hi Ed:
yes it should work as long as ther are both 3400 engiens with a VIN code of "E" you will have to swap over the plumbing and electrical harnesses from one engine to the other. the exhaust manifolds may be different and the coolant pipes for the heater are different as well but the basic engine is the same. To be 100% sure call a junk yard up and they have data bases with what engien will fit into what car/van etc.. I'm not a parts guy I just fix 'em But I have done engine swaps like what you are doing here before and it works but there are alot of pittle piece you have to swap and exchange to make it work.
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