I have a 1993 Trooper LS, 3.2L, automatic, 4x4 and my cousin seized the engine. What engines are compatible for putting in?

 

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check out this cite, i did a little digging to do a swap in my 96, but just decided to rebuild the 3.2 i had. i haven't done any of these swaps but may give you a good place to start.

 

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