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Matt02l61
04-01-2010, 11:07 PM
I am a new member and this is my first post. I have a 2002 Ecotec engine and I am wondering about swapping plenums with a supercharged 2.0 I have read and seen the 2003 2.2 ecotecs in the junkyard and how the 2002 2.2 and 2003 2.2 L61 engines have different fuel rails and injectors. The 2003 is calibrated differently because, the 2002 is made to work with cruise control and air conditioning. So this brings me to my questions.

Can i go ahead and swap out a 2.0 s/c plenum with my 2002 l61 and not worry about air conditioning and cruise control? I don't need either.

Can i still have heater and defoggers?

AbHeLlRaZoR
04-02-2010, 12:33 AM
You should be fine Vic28 did an M62 swap from the LSJ in the Balt you're going to need a tb adaptor plate. You can find way more info on this swap on ecotecforum.com

Matt02l61
04-02-2010, 01:07 AM
so i can keep my OE plenum if i get a M62 to L61 throttle body adapter? what would i have to do about my map sensor? i registered at ecotecforum.com but it wont let me post a thread yet

Vic28
04-02-2010, 08:37 AM
OK I was confused thinking that you wanted to swap a LSJ(the whole motor) to the alero, I dont see that being possible without major fabs skillz and lots of reading in ecotecforum and j-body.org first understanding our platform. So if you trying to get an M62 charger swap into the L61 here is some background.

Anywaz from your first post: Our injectors and fuel rail on a n-body never changed, they did on the j-bodies tho. AbHeLlRaZoR can post a picture of his engine bay, ill post one from my 02 alero and my 05 grand am swap motor, all the same.
A/C shouldnt be an issue, I dont see how you relate that with the injectors or what not. Cruise control should work if you get the GMPP kit cause it come with a Cruise control cable(think they longer) but that settup for j-bodies location and length, I didnt bother with mine. There is a few available as of right now, this been discountinued by GMPP, but crateenginedepot are selling the last ones they had in storage.

If you swap everything from a cobalt(lsj), you have to use their injectors they work fine with our stock fuel rail, you gonna read online that you need an 02 fuel rail to be able to use the stock cobalt injectors but thats on j-bodies cause they change them like you said before, but we are already set. Our IAT and MAP becomes one= TMAP, its a 2.5 bar map.
Check that out http://paceperformance.com/paceperformance/pdf/superchargermanual.pdf
The main question should be, how would you be tuning you car. If you dont find a perfomance shop that works with HPTuners that are able to tune all this to make it work, I wouldnt attempt all this.

AbHeLlRaZoR
04-02-2010, 11:01 AM
Don't forget the need of having a wideband air/fuel ratio gauge and boost gauge to assist those who are tuning.

Matt02l61
04-03-2010, 03:25 PM
Im guna get a tuner of my own so ill be fine. im a techie :) im almost done with a 1800 hour auto trade. I got a check coming and im tryin to get this all figured out while ive got the wait so i dont fu*k it all up when i get it.
But supercharging my pos oldsmobile does sound pretty simple now. Ive had this car for 3 years and the only problem ive had was the coil pack. So ya ima keep it and supercharge it.
Thanks for helpin out i thought i wasnt guna be able to do it because all i could find was 2003 L61 s/c and thought i couldnt do anything. This "domestic ricer" FWD stuff is new to me lol

AbHeLlRaZoR
04-04-2010, 05:33 PM
I wouldn't call it "domestic ricer" especially with the ecotec engine...

heineck
04-04-2010, 05:45 PM
Instaban!!!

Vic28
04-04-2010, 06:19 PM
^^^LOL
http://ctvtec.com//images/smilies/rkwl0n.gif

Matt02l61
04-09-2010, 09:04 AM
O lawdz plz dont ban me from teh alero page ROFL