Can I put a 4.7 magnum engine that came from a manual into my automatic?
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I apologize if this is a stupid question, I tried researching this exact question everywhere but couldn't seem to find an answer. I'm very mechanically inclined but am straight up dumb when it comes to engines. Anyways, unfortunately the engine blew on my 2005 1500 a few days ago, I've already got the old one out and am now on the search for a used engine. I found a super nice 4.7 for a good price, but it's a manual. If i buy an 4.7 engine that came from the manual dakota, can i put it in my auto transmission 1500? Would i just need to swap the flywheel, or would I have to mess with the bell housing as well?
Thanks!
I apologize if this is a stupid question, I tried researching this exact question everywhere but couldn't seem to find an answer. I'm very mechanically inclined but am straight up dumb when it comes to engines. Anyways, unfortunately the engine blew on my 2005 1500 a few days ago, I've already got the old one out and am now on the search for a used engine. I found a super nice 4.7 for a good price, but it's a manual. If i buy an 4.7 engine that came from the manual dakota, can i put it in my auto transmission 1500? Would i just need to swap the flywheel, or would I have to mess with the bell housing as well?
Thanks!
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Yes. The only problem switching between types of transmissions is when you want to put an automatic engine in a manual. Not all automatic engines are machined for the pilot shaft. A manual engine will work fine.