Beretta, Corsica, & pre-1995 Lumina Among this grouping, these three cars, while being similar to each other, offered something for everyone, from a sports coupe to a roomy sedan.
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Old October 1st, 2007 | 4:40 PM
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I'm going to ask this although it doesn't look like there is much answering going on in this section. I have a 99 with a blown 3100 in it. Will a 3800 out of a Grand Prix work in it? Do I have to do anything with the computer?
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Well first off what kinda of vehile are we talking about. If it is a GP, then all the mounting points SHOULD be there for the 3800. Are you dropping in a N/A 3800? What generation? 1, 2, or 3? Gen 2 or 3 would be my choice, and yes the pcm should be recalibrated to match the drivetrain. You also might need to change out a few connectors and do a few wire swaps/add ins to make it run right.
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I'm talking about a 99Lumina.It has a 3100 in it now. Just wondering what my options are. It's easier to find a 3800 then the 3100.
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You'd be better off using a 3400. Easier upgrade and easy 15+hp gain. The PCM wouldnt need to be recalibrated and minimal changes are needed.
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