Originally Posted by oilspotLR
(Post 331042)
This may be dumb, but if you have a 4.0 why can't you find a DI 4.0 and put it in there? I know there is a difference with the gems and bosh, but what exactly is the difference besides the intake?
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Originally Posted by oilspotLR
(Post 331042)
This may be dumb, but if you have a 4.0 why can't you find a DI 4.0 and put it in there? I know there is a difference with the gems and bosh, but what exactly is the difference besides the intake?
The different blocks have different sensors, the crank sensors are different and thus bolt up different, I have no idea if the DII crank sensor will bolt right up or not. The DI block has the ports for the engine oil cooler, the DII does not, then can be blanked. The accilleries are all different too, like the alternator bracket, power steering pump, etc. Lots of stuff to swap over, could probably be made to work if a guy really wanted it to. I would just buy a bottle of K-Seal and see what happens. If that didnt work I'd just keep putting water in the cooling system, cheap gas and dollar store motor oil, I wouldn't even bother changing it and drive it until it blew. |
OK I dare you.
Put in two bottles of Barr's Leaks. Bet it helps.. Not permanent like K-Seal but -- if K-Seal is scary to you, then put in Barr's leaks. You can always get it out by just a drain and a flush Use the Force, Luke Put in TWO of these http://barsproducts.com/system/pictu...jpg?1328224541 I run this stuff in my Discovery I. Like ALL the time. |
Originally Posted by Spike555
(Post 331578)
You can with modification and swapping the heads.
The different blocks have different sensors, the crank sensors are different and thus bolt up different, I have no idea if the DII crank sensor will bolt right up or not. The DI block has the ports for the engine oil cooler, the DII does not, then can be blanked. The accilleries are all different too, like the alternator bracket, power steering pump, etc. Lots of stuff to swap over, could probably be made to work if a guy really wanted it to. B ) You could always add an external oil cooler. That wouldn't be a bad thing. C) All the accessories are mounted to the front cover. From what I have read, the front cover on the 4.0 bosh fits the 4.0 gems. Not sure if that is true or not. If it is, 99.9% of the time when a liner goes the front cover is not affected at all. I was just wondering about all this. I wish I had a 4.0 gems and a 4.0 bosh to see how it cross referenced!!! :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by oilspotLR
(Post 331642)
A) It would be interesting for someone to check that out if the crank sensors would bolt up
B ) You could always add an external oil cooler. That wouldn't be a bad thing. C) All the accessories are mounted to the front cover. From what I have read, the front cover on the 4.0 bosh fits the 4.0 gems. Not sure if that is true or not. If it is, 99.9% of the time when a liner goes the front cover is not affected at all. I was just wondering about all this. I wish I had a 4.0 gems and a 4.0 bosh to see how it cross referenced!!! :rolleyes: The crank sensor mount is welded in the block. all you have to do is grind off the weld and switch mounts, 2 minute job. (jb weld the Bosch one in). Other than that the blocks are identical. |
Originally Posted by RoverMasterTech
(Post 331735)
The crank sensor mount is welded in the block. all you have to do is grind off the weld and switch mounts, 2 minute job. (jb weld the Bosch one in). Other than that the blocks are identical.
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