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Re:Engine for jimny

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20 Dec 2019 17:30 #216635 by Benji2020
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Hi all new to the jimny scene just trying to find out what engine goes in my 2003 02 soft top jimny.. basically killed mine and need a new engine but getting confused as what is easy to fit or identical replacement
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20 Dec 2019 17:37 #216637 by jackonlyjack
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Should be G13bb
Does it have a large black cover on front of engine over cam belt
Maybe says 16V on it

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21 Dec 2019 06:53 #216656 by Benji2020
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Can u fit the g16bb engine in or is there any other engines that’s are east to fit without any major modofcations

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22 Dec 2019 11:25 #216695 by Benji2020
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I have decided to just put a like for like engine in.. my only question is will any g13bb engine fit or do I need one out of a soft top as I have read that there are to different types of this engine
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22 Dec 2019 12:09 #216697 by facade
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The two different types are

one has a crank sensor and a cam sensor
one has just a cam sensor

The camshaft pick up sprocket is different between the two, so if you get the wrong one either the cam has to be swapped (and I believe you have to drill the block if you need a crank sensor), or you can remove the pick up sprocket and replace it, but it has to go on in the right place. There is a post on here about swapping it.

No-one really knows which engine you have, the soft top could have either, you need look for the crank sensor to tell.

If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there :)
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