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Sat Feb 10, 2007 1:41 pm
swap engine mounting brackets (i'm assuming that you got a 300zx non turbo engine, 300zx's dont have the same mouning brackets)
the EGR temperature sensor is not available in the JDM engines, once you get both engines out, swap the EGR valve (and clean the pipes that connect to the EGR on both sides)
i'm not sure what is the JDM engine's year of manufacture, but most likely it is off of a 90-94 300zx non turbo, check the injectors connections, they might not be the same, all you need to do here, is clean the injectors contacts, and splice the wires (i hope that you have the wires that came with the JDM engine) to the J's harness (do not use the JDM harness, it is shorter and needs a lot of work to fit, where the J's engine harness is a plug and play for a 300zx non turbo engine
check the PTU (ignitor chip) the came with the JDM engine, if it is the one that has fins, and is mounted on the timing belt cover, then that needs to be swaped (use the J's ignitor chip, they are a plug an play, and they are a million times better than the older ones that have fins)
you can easily check to see if you have a 90-94, or newer.... they are almost exactly the same and there is no difference in performance what so ever..... but the older engines use a different ignitor chip, the chip that has fins, and is mounted on the timing belt cover can indecate that the engine is a 90-94 300zx non turbo..... also the injector connections are a good sign to see, the 90-94 have a rectangular shape injector connection, where the newer ones have the newer rectangular (but round) plugs
the older injectors and connections are a bit of a pain, they get dirty every now and then, clean the injector contacts, and ohm the injectors by removing the plug out of the injector, and use an ohm meter on the injector pins (yes without pluging it in), it should read 10-14 ohm (good reading), any other reading would indicate a bad injector...... it is a lot easier to do now with the engine out, than later, it is good to check......
hope this helps, good luck