mazdatweaker_2
+1y
Before you go off on a diesal engine conversion maybe you could pull your spark plugs and pour some Marvel Mystery oil into the spark plug holes and let the engine sit for a week, then use a wrench on the big crankshaft bolt to attempt to see if the motor will free up. If your '92 is carbureted you are going to have to convert the fuel delivery system to injected with a diesal conversion. I also think you are going to have problems finding a transmission to work, as I don't think the '86-'93 units will match up. I went up on the Perkins web site and the 2.2 motor only puts out 60 which is 26 less than the 2.2 you have if you are carbureted. My .02 is that you replace the short block if you have to and save your money and minimize your losses.