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#719372 02/08/2011 9:33 PM
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IS it easier to take an engine out of a truck and put in a newer truck. Or take the cab and pickup parts and put it on the frame with the engine?? Thanks.

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I'd say an engine swap.


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Yeah, definitely change the engine. I've seen some engines get swapped out in a few hours.

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k thanks guys!

revjim #719412 02/08/2011 11:17 PM
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Any DIY links to taking the engine out of one of these things??? Thanks.

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So many answers, too little room. How about a pr. of channel locks? grin

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I had a fatherinlaw, he's dead and gone now, who taught me the most valuable lesson about mechanicing and working on trucks. He said "If you don't try you won't learn anything and if you do and f--k it up then you'll be much the wiser". Go for it. Look at what you want to take out and do it. Good luck and have fun. I'm sure if you have problems you can't figure out some of us here will help..
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My dad said on working on vehicles " step one; shut fingers in door, pain is over and done with. step two; work on vehicle.


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