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Old Jan 17, 2021 | 07:48 PM
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Hey everyone, I broke a connecting ron in my 2000 dodge ram 5.2 4x4, someone local has a 5.2 out of a 1994 jeep. My question is can I strip the engines down and use the 94 block and rotating assembly with all the 2000 stuff?
 
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Originally Posted by Junkaf_5.9
Hey everyone, I broke a connecting ron in my 2000 dodge ram 5.2 4x4, someone local has a 5.2 out of a 1994 jeep. My question is can I strip the engines down and use the 94 block and rotating assembly with all the 2000 stuff?
If the mounts are the same yes
 
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Old Jan 17, 2021 | 08:02 PM
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If the mounts are the same yes
that's what I need to know if everything will swap over and bolt up being 6 years older
 
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Originally Posted by Junkaf_5.9
that's what I need to know if everything will swap over and bolt up being 6 years older
Unsure don't know Jeeps
 
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Old Jan 17, 2021 | 09:05 PM
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Isn't the starter motor on the opposite side?? 92 was the first year for the magnum though, so, theoretically, it *should* work. Have to use the intake and sensors of the dead motor though.
 
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Isn't the starter motor on the opposite side?? 92 was the first year for the magnum though, so, theoretically, it *should* work. Have to use the intake and sensors of the dead motor though.
If he uses his transmission it would stay in the same place
 
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Old Jan 17, 2021 | 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
If he uses his transmission it would stay in the same place
True. Starter mounts to the trans, not the engine.
 
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As far as I know they are the same. Can you get the engine to do some measurements on it? Is it already pulled from the Jeep? It wouldn't take much to just measure where the mounts are on your block and then measure his. But I have never heard anyone talk about any issues swapping engines around thru the years on any of my Jeep forums.
 
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