4.0 in a DII
#11
That's why I sold my DI and bought a Honda. Having two rovers just wasn't reliable enough, especially when they both were broken at the same time
#13
not worried about the reliability of it!!! I just know a guy that happens to have a DI that is wrecked but still runs. I could pick up the whole truck for 600 bucks... it would help me if I could use the drive line as a spare. also a lot cheaper then buying a junkyard one!! If i could even find one around here that did not require me selling one or two of my appendages!!!!!!!!
Last edited by 1twisted1; 02-08-2011 at 08:34 PM.
#15
Yes the 4.0 and 4.6 are the exact same block and heads, the only difference is the guts.
Different stroke, so different crank and cam.
I am not sure if they increase the stroke with the crank or with the connecting rods.
But either way, yes, you can buy a BOSCH 4.0 block and rebuild it with 4.6 parts and have a 4.6.
HOWEVER without the 4.6 computer you have done nothing other than rebuild a 4.0.
It is very common to install a used DII 4.0 into a '03-'04 when the engine blows up because it is a direct drop in.
Also keep in mind that you can buy a P-38 4.6 from a wrecked Range Rover or a Range Rover that is in very vary bad shape.
The P-38 also uses the BOSCH system.
Different stroke, so different crank and cam.
I am not sure if they increase the stroke with the crank or with the connecting rods.
But either way, yes, you can buy a BOSCH 4.0 block and rebuild it with 4.6 parts and have a 4.6.
HOWEVER without the 4.6 computer you have done nothing other than rebuild a 4.0.
It is very common to install a used DII 4.0 into a '03-'04 when the engine blows up because it is a direct drop in.
Also keep in mind that you can buy a P-38 4.6 from a wrecked Range Rover or a Range Rover that is in very vary bad shape.
The P-38 also uses the BOSCH system.
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