cylinider #5 location
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RE: cylinider #5 location
Here's an easy way to remember.
If it's a 5.9L engine, it's second from the back on the driver's side.
If it's a 4.7L engine, then it's third one back on the left side.
If it's a 5.2L engine, it's just forward of cylinder number 7.
On a 3.9L engine, it's all the way back on the driver's side.
Lastly, on the 3.7L engine, it's opposite cylinder number 6.
Hope that clears it up for you.
If it's a 5.9L engine, it's second from the back on the driver's side.
If it's a 4.7L engine, then it's third one back on the left side.
If it's a 5.2L engine, it's just forward of cylinder number 7.
On a 3.9L engine, it's all the way back on the driver's side.
Lastly, on the 3.7L engine, it's opposite cylinder number 6.
Hope that clears it up for you.
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RE: cylinider #5 location
I highly recommend picking up a copy of a Chilton's manual from your local auto parts store, or bookstore if they've got them. There's a ton of useful info for your average joe do it yourselfer. Frank Adkins wrote a book called "How to build high performance Chrysler engines" that's a good read too, lots of info on the different LA, Magnum, and big blocks along with some common aftermarket parts, and there's even a short section on the sixes.