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Pontiac grand prix 2001 se 3.1l to a 3.8l.?

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Am planning on taking the old 3.1. 3100 engine out and putting a 3800 3.8l, most likely an l32 but thats about all i know, i need to know what i need to complete the installation and where to get them, thank you. Obtained car in wisconsin, now in southern florida

  • It's not like the old days where you could just swap any old motor into your car. This went away when the electronic fuel injected front wheel drives came out. Your only hope is to get a complete donor car of the same model and year with a good 3.8L engine and transmission. Drop out the entire K-member with the engine... Read More
  • Actually have a question. I have a 2000 pontiac 3.1 and need an engine. Where did you get yours?

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