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4.0 sohc to 5.0
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With a lot of work, sure. Moving to modified.
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No. Transmission, transfer case, drivelines, wiring, mounts, exhaust, fuel, accessory mounts, hoses, etc, etc, etc.
A donor vehicle makes it MUCH easier.
A donor vehicle makes it MUCH easier.
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Why are you wanting to make the change?
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My 4.0 sohc has over 300,000 miles on it and has finally died.
It looks like it is going to take allot to rebuild and can not find
a used 4.0 sohc in my area that the timing chains are not already
making noise.
It looks like it is going to take allot to rebuild and can not find
a used 4.0 sohc in my area that the timing chains are not already
making noise.
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