[manup]

ok, i got a 91 sierra with a worn out motor. i just got a complete 98 suzuki cino to do a motor swap. (both carby)

ok ive been on this site doin a search for an hour to know everything i need to know to do the swap b4 i start

i know so far
swap dizzy, sump, oil pick up, water pump (so the fan can bolt up),

do i need to swap the cam?
and everything else i need to know ?

any help would be great

thanx

[steak_knife]

You may need to swap bottem pully's to, I could be wrong on that tho.

The swift water pump is not made to take the extra load of a fan, that's why you change em.

[manup]

ok cool.ill look that up. thanx

anything else anyone?

[eldo]

i have nothing to add but there are a few of us from the gong so if i can help drop me a pm, cant guaruntee that i will be able to drop past though, busy with work etc...

[Santos]

Swap the intake manifold& carb ... pretty sure the cino has the themostat on the wrong side

If you want to use the ribbed pulleys on the cino get a vitara waterpump pulley (that way you are set up for power steering or Endless air)

[jonno_racing]

u need to swap cam 2

[MART]

x2 on cam , Cheers Paul.

[losfer]

As well as the above , it is easier to use the crank and cam sprockets and timing belt , pullies etc from the old motor , the bottom sprocket on the 98 cino has 5 bolts and must use the 3pk pulleys , the sierra uses a 4 bolt pattern for the 11a0 style belt , if you want the multirib setup , you have to find a vitara water pump pulley that has the 4pk belt setup to use in conjunction with the 3pk setup the cino uses , along with a sierra water pump .

alternatively , you can use the entire 3pk multirib pulley setup , including the cino alternator , and cino water pump , but you will need a thermo fan.

hope this makes sense

[steak_knife]

steknig wrote:

You may need to swap bottem pully's to, I could be wrong on that tho.

The swift water pump is not made to take the extra load of a fan, that's why you change em.

I have been proven wrong again.

The internal's of the pump's are the same but the swift has a bugger flange, or hub.
so the pump it's self would easyly take the strain of a fan.

I like learning.

[manup]

great help guys.

thanx a heap