Would a 22re bolt onto a 6 cylinder truck ?

1995 toyota tacoma had a 6 cylinder but messed up on it would a 22re bolt onto it instead ? Would i need a computer too? Any info greatly appreciated.

 

Are you sure that’s a Tacoma you’ve got there? Is it a 3.0 or 3.4?

Either way you’ll need an ECU, yes.

Bell housings will be different.

Auto? Stick? Tell us more.

 

If you're in Texas I'd know plenty of people willing to trade their 22re for a 3.4

 

Its a craigslist truck i was interested in the motor had went out . I believe it was a 3.0 stick . Ive been looking for a 91-95 22re efi tacoma but only seeing v6 ones for sale so i wanted to find out just in case. Thanks for your info .

 

Did it blow the head gasket(s)?

 

I guess the real question is would the 22re be enough power for the bigger truck.

 

Anyway it’s not a direct bolt up. Different trans, transfer case, motor mounts etc.,

 

22re is way better imo

 

I know Summit Racing make adapter plate for many mods of the like as for ECU that would entirely depend on what 22R you went for like a carburetor unit with good ole points type ignition it can be a very basic set up however better check with regulations about going with older engine since that truck is only 23 years old I think you can do what you want if it is 25 years or older but I am not the expert on that...

 

If it’s a 3.0 then you’re looking at a pickup, not a Tacoma. And no the 22re does not even come close to bolting in. Find a 3.4 to swap or put another 3.0 in.

Than what?

 

3.0

 

All depends just how much of a budget you have .

Depending on your skills the relocation of the frame mounts that the motor mounts attach to.

for all the work this takes you may as well do a 3.4 swap almost as much work