4.6/hp24 into 4.0/hp22
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There is also a DMTL pump, I think mounted to the frame, and the fuel pump is different, and probably the wiring harness is a bit different.
I'd probably just toss the 4.6 in without the SAI computer and crap. If you're doing head gaskets, you could take the heads off the 4.0 so that you don't have to plug the holes. If you use all the 4.0 computers, you don't have to worry about syncing anything up, most likely. Doing an adaptive values reset might not hurt though.
The computer should be able to adapt for the change in displacement with the MAF and the o2 sensors. You might want to use the air hose and MAF from the 03.
I'd probably just toss the 4.6 in without the SAI computer and crap. If you're doing head gaskets, you could take the heads off the 4.0 so that you don't have to plug the holes. If you use all the 4.0 computers, you don't have to worry about syncing anything up, most likely. Doing an adaptive values reset might not hurt though.
The computer should be able to adapt for the change in displacement with the MAF and the o2 sensors. You might want to use the air hose and MAF from the 03.
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#23
There is also a DMTL pump, I think mounted to the frame, and the fuel pump is different, and probably the wiring harness is a bit different.
I'd probably just toss the 4.6 in without the SAI computer and crap. If you're doing head gaskets, you could take the heads off the 4.0 so that you don't have to plug the holes. If you use all the 4.0 computers, you don't have to worry about syncing anything up, most likely. Doing an adaptive values reset might not hurt though.
The computer should be able to adapt for the change in displacement with the MAF and the o2 sensors. You might want to use the air hose and MAF from the 03.
I'd probably just toss the 4.6 in without the SAI computer and crap. If you're doing head gaskets, you could take the heads off the 4.0 so that you don't have to plug the holes. If you use all the 4.0 computers, you don't have to worry about syncing anything up, most likely. Doing an adaptive values reset might not hurt though.
The computer should be able to adapt for the change in displacement with the MAF and the o2 sensors. You might want to use the air hose and MAF from the 03.
I have no idea what a DMTL is. Data mining Tattle Lump? Well, whatever it is, I'll swap that over, too.... More complicated than I hoped.
I updated my last post before I read this--sorry about that. I'll have to read up on SAI, but since I am replacing head gaskets anyway it would be no big thing to just put my old intake on the 03 engine.
Last edited by Charlie_V; 06-22-2015 at 02:29 PM.
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Quick update.
I started the teardown from the bottom up. Got exhaust and driveshafts off. It was a pleasure to cut the crossmembers when all of the bolts rounded. I took a lot of interior parts off too. The 4.6 is on stands to give me more room to work.
The transfer case is 1/2 inch farther back than on my 4.0. I still have my original driveshafts so I hauled them out of the garage and the 4.6 setup does have a shorter driveshaft in back and longer in front than the 4.0. I measured 1/2 inch which will be not problem for my aftermarket front driveshaft, but I will be using the 4.6's rear driveshaft.
The half inch is made possible by slightly more swept transfer case mounts. The bolt on portion. So I just need to swap those into my 4.0 and all will be good. The frame welded portion of the mounts is in the same position on both vehicles.
So I'm assuming I need to put my new transmission jack under the transmission when I un bolt the transfer case. Any tips on how or where to do that without chasing any damage?
I started the teardown from the bottom up. Got exhaust and driveshafts off. It was a pleasure to cut the crossmembers when all of the bolts rounded. I took a lot of interior parts off too. The 4.6 is on stands to give me more room to work.
The transfer case is 1/2 inch farther back than on my 4.0. I still have my original driveshafts so I hauled them out of the garage and the 4.6 setup does have a shorter driveshaft in back and longer in front than the 4.0. I measured 1/2 inch which will be not problem for my aftermarket front driveshaft, but I will be using the 4.6's rear driveshaft.
The half inch is made possible by slightly more swept transfer case mounts. The bolt on portion. So I just need to swap those into my 4.0 and all will be good. The frame welded portion of the mounts is in the same position on both vehicles.
So I'm assuming I need to put my new transmission jack under the transmission when I un bolt the transfer case. Any tips on how or where to do that without chasing any damage?
Last edited by Charlie_V; 06-22-2015 at 11:10 PM.
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Is swapping the computers more complicated than grabbing all of the brain boxes in the passenger footwell?
I am having a BALL getting little plastic pieces, window seals, working door lock mechanisms, and updated instrument panel, a radio that doesn't have a break in the LCD (got a discount when I bought mine new in 2000 for that), extra side mirrors, and really perfect door and window gaskets.
Last edited by Charlie_V; 06-23-2015 at 08:46 AM.
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#30
Well I ordered mine for 127 (reinz) plus plenum gasket 17) plus bolts (44) yesterday on amazon so I'm an idiot. Ugh.