OK, your call. I am an accomplished, very experienced mechanic. I swapped
my
'96 Ram 1500 318 that had a broken crank snout with a 360 from 2001. The
'01
was an automatic and the '96 was a 5 speed. Before I was done, it had cost
me $4,500 all in and I did all the work. There are a number of pitfalls.
Explain to the group your specifics and I'll see if I can add some
tidbits.
Steve
"Krusty Baguette" <kbrowne01518@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:47ECD960.7040903@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Steve Lusardi wrote:
>> Maybe. Your query sends me the message that you are not a skilled
>> mechanic. Assuming that I am correct, do not attempt this on your own.
>> There are many pitfalls and you will find all of them unless you have
>> done this several times before. This is not inexpensive and could very
>> easily exceed the total value of the truck. The end result will only be
a
>> '95 Ram. Think about it before you waste your money.
>> Steve
>>
>> "Krusty Baguette" <kbrowne01518@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> news:t5OGj.2720$t%6.2039@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> I have to get and swap a used motor into a 1995 4WD RAM pickup. Seems
>>> like
>
> Nope, I've done lots of engine swaps over the years, and know all the
> basics. I just haven't done a Dodge (that I can remember) and was
looking
> for any vehicle specific tricks of the trade.
>
> Krusty Baguette typing from Podunk, MA
> "Strip away the phony tinsel of Hollywood and you will find the real
> tinsel underneath."
> Oscar Levant
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