Broke the crank at first main on my 5.2. Droped in a 5.9 from a 2001.
Wacked
off a chunk of the flywheel opposite the bob weight on the original
flexplate with my end mill. The 5.9 is externally balanced and the 5.2 is
internally balanced. Used the 5.2 standard ECM and used the original
injectors from the 5.9 by modifying the wiring harness. Worked perfectly
and
increased fuel economy by almost 2 mpg. As a side benefit, the truck
really
woke up. Goes like hell.
Steve
"TBone" <NoWay@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> How did you get a 360 and a 5 speed?
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> "Steve Lusardi" <stevenospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>I got 16-17 mpg with my '96 360. It had a 5 speed and a 3.55 axle.
>> Steve
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>> "ballyg" <ssbswv@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Thanksfor you input everyone, seems the seals just dired up, the freon
>> is holding after several weeks so if it is a leak, it's a small one. i
>> try to cycle the AC for a while each time I drive now to kep the seals
>> lubbed.
>> Thanks
>>
>> On Mar 12, 8:06 pm, 0serv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>>> Just purchased a 2000 dodge 2500 with a 360 v8, 265x75x16 tires, quad
>>> cab, 8' bed, I was thinking about the diesel but since it would be
>>> used just one in a while, I went the gas engine route.
>>>
>>> I expected around 16mpg highway with the 4.10 rear doing about 55,
>>> but the truck's computer is saying I'm getting 8.4 mpg with an
>>> unloaded bed? I went out on the highway and cruised about 55 for 10
>>> miles and still reading a tenth better at 8.5 mpg. When I fill up I
>>> will hand calculate... but how accurate is it to read the mileage from
>>> the on board computer?
>>>
>>> Is there any sensor or other issue that could justify such a bad gas
>>> mileage if I find out that it really is that bad?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
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