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My 2021 Silverado 2.7L (K as 8th letter in VIN) needs a new engine. Just picked up a 2.7L engine from an auto salvage... Salvage yard is telling me this is the right engine. Ran the VIN of new engine and found that it is a 2023 Silverado 2.7L and not a 2021 Silverado 2.7L Is there a proven checklist of things I need to do to do the engine swap OR Should I just return it back to the auto salvage. Looking for some real world advise besides AI... as I don't want to install an engine that will always give me a check engine light. Thanks, JM
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By RyanbabZ71 · Posted
Glad I am a hoarder I am good for 2 years on my car and probably a year and a half on the truck -
$4.75 85 oct. in our small town, yesterday trip to big town, $4.40 to $3.70 85 oct. not all Top Tier. -
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What oil, how frequent it's changed and who does it a personal choice. I will change my oil myself with the products I like until I no longer can do it. No one touches my vehicles, toys or other motors unless it can't be avoided.
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