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minorglitch215 Oct 15, 2008 03:45 PM

compatibility
 
My wifes friend got rear ended recently and the frame got contorted so it is considered totaled. There is a possible chance i could get the engine from it but i want to know if it is viable. It is an '03 tib. So thats a beta II right? would it be as easy as a beta to put in a 98 x3?

187sks Oct 15, 2008 04:24 PM

That is a Beta II (assuming it's a 4-cyl at all). It's not as easy of a swap as a Beta I would be for you. There is a DIY on RDT about converting a Beta II to run on a Beta I ECU and wiring harness.

cclngthr Oct 15, 2008 04:30 PM

First off, the install is basically plug and play. However the ECU is a entirely different animal. You would have to change ECU's, which would make the car non-emission/rebuilt for state emission and insurance purposes.

The beta 1 is a better choice regarding the X3 Accent beta swap. The X3 ECU can be used. The beta 2 has a map sensor as well as revisions on other sensors making a beta 2 swap into a X3 more difficult.

minorglitch215 Oct 15, 2008 11:41 PM

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(cclngthr @ Oct 15 2008, 05:30 PM) </div><div class='quotemain'>First off, the install is basically plug and play. However the ECU is a entirely different animal. You would have to change ECU's, which would make the car non-emission/rebuilt for state emission and insurance purposes.

The beta 1 is a better choice regarding the X3 Accent beta swap. The X3 ECU can be used. The beta 2 has a map sensor as well as revisions on other sensors making a beta 2 swap into a X3 more difficult.</div>


sounds good.. just exploring the option because it presented itself.


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