Does a '01 4L engine bolt to a '04 4.6L transmission
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Does a '01 4L engine bolt to a '04 4.6L transmission
I understand there are a few differences between a '01 4L and a '04 4.6L engine (like the cylinder liner capture method and longer stroked crank). I also know there are differences in the '01 and '04 transmissions.
I just want to validate that my '01 4L engine will bolt right into my '04 Truck and transmission with no problems.
Any insight from those that know 100% for sure will help me immensely.
I just want to validate that my '01 4L engine will bolt right into my '04 Truck and transmission with no problems.
Any insight from those that know 100% for sure will help me immensely.
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I recently took a 4.0 GEMS from a '96 D1 with a manual transmission and installed it in an '03 D2.
I had to modify it to work with the '03 BOSCH system (CPS mount changed, front cover changed, timing gear swapped, etc...) but it bolted right up to the '03 automatic transmission.
So I had an '03 D2 with a 4.0 engine. Even left the D1 heads on it. Had SAI errors, but that was all.
I had to modify it to work with the '03 BOSCH system (CPS mount changed, front cover changed, timing gear swapped, etc...) but it bolted right up to the '03 automatic transmission.
So I had an '03 D2 with a 4.0 engine. Even left the D1 heads on it. Had SAI errors, but that was all.
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The difference is from bell housing back. The trans and t case mounts are different and the difference in length taken by the driveshafts.
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