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Old 10-06-2014, 02:53 PM
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Well that solves that haha. Everything else will be alright thou? The 01 motor to my tranny . And all the body parts pretty much I need. Bed, front quarters, doors, bumper , and hood
 
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The body parts are the same. Electrical connections may vary a bit so just use the '99 stuff.
 
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Okay thank you a ton. Any sensor that don't just plug into my ECM just pull the sensor from the 99 motor and I should be alright. But I can't imagine too many being different. I'm gonna drop some serious money In to the old 99 motor on a rebuild kit. Currently haven't found any stroker kits or high compression kits.
 
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Just use the '99 sensors and you're fine.
 
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Okay thank you a ton. Any sensor that don't just plug into my ECM just pull the sensor from the 99 motor and I should be alright. But I can't imagine too many being different. I'm gonna drop some serious money In to the old 99 motor on a rebuild kit. Currently haven't found any stroker kits or high compression kits.
alot more is different than you think, electrically.

I highly suggest getting the FSM download, a good haynes book for both years, a pin crimper, and a pin extractor.
 
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On the engine, use the '99 harness and sensors and you shouldn't have a problem. Don't try to use the '01 stuff.
 



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