Is a 1992 Chevy Silverado V8 5.7 gas Engine a match for 1990 GMC Suburban (truck, sensor)

[Blackandgold51]

Want to do engine swap.

[AlfredB1979]

Go for it.

[Me007gold]

No fancy computers to get it the way, the only issue would be the mounts and how it may attach to the transmission. Give it a try

[Deez Nuttz]

Originally Posted by Me007gold

No fancy computers to get it the way, the only issue would be the mounts and how it may attach to the transmission. Give it a try

I'm pretty sure the OP's Burb is EFI, which means it has an ECM. The Silverado also probably has EFI.

OP, a 350 put of a 92 Silverado most likely is a match for your Burb. It will definitely fit your truck and reuse all the accessories.

[Chadro77]

Originally Posted by Deez Nuttz

I'm pretty sure the OP's Burb is EFI, which means it has an ECM. The Silverado also probably has EFI.

OP, a 350 put of a 92 Silverado most likely is a match for your Burb. It will definitely fit your truck and reuse all the accessories.

Well they are both TBI which is basically a form of EFI but, yeah they both have ECM's.

[Blackandgold51]

Okay. Here's another question. I have a Flowmaster Super 40 Muffler installed with no converter. Will the truck still sound the same with the new engine?

[usafracer]

If you swap all the parts off the engine then you will be fine. I believe the Knock sensor and the coolant temp sensors are different from 90-92.

Everything will bolt up the same.

As for the sound if you put the flowmasters on the burb then it will sound the same.