if my 90 max engine dies can i swap it out with a ve engine with no problems?

 

The answer is in a 1992 Nissan maxima Factory Service Manual. Buy one.

 

what page?? what page??

 

 

Can someone scan that in for me please?

 

copy right infringement, i dont wanna go to jail

 

oh yeah

 

*lock* ...did i hear something?

 

just to let you guys know, I found the page...

 

Does it say anything about the VE because I heard it was direct fit

 

can some one not be a **** answer this question because i dont have the manuals and would really like to know

 

its on page 157 section B....

 

the reason noone is answering is because this question and many other questions that are similar have all been asked and answered many times before

The reason people wont give a serious, constructive answer is because it is so obvious that the person asking (not redmax personally, but whomever is asking) has not done any (maybe a little, but not enough) research. If you want some help from this forum, you will get a lot if you can show that you've actually done some work on your own - thinking, testing, searching, etc



and no, the VE wont fit right in, wiring is completely differnt, mounting is different, all the accessories are mounted differently
it can be done, but you might as well be putting in something much more powerful for the amount of work it would require

 

Just buy a VE engine. Rip your VG out of your car, and drop the VE in, and hook everything up. Ba Bam you are done.

 

not really, I guess with the right amount of money anything is possible but you may as well just get a 92-94se and save the money while getting the other SE advantages/

 

like a VQ35DE?