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Is the crankshaft bolt pattern of the 4.0 equal to the 3.0?
Thanks in advance,
Pato
Thanks in advance,
Pato
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crankshaft bolt pattern 4.0=3.0? RANGER.
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Confused...Do you mean the bellhousing bolt pattern? Because the answer there is no. Ranger engine families aren't compatible with others in that regard.
Or do you mean flexplate/flywheel bolt pattern. I wouldn't know off the top of my head on that one.
Or do you mean flexplate/flywheel bolt pattern. I wouldn't know off the top of my head on that one.
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I THINK they are the same for the older OHV 4.0Ls. But you really don't want to put a 3.0L clutch on a 4.0L. Newer 4.0Ls have a different bolt pattern from older 4.0Ls (8 bolts instead of 6).
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MAKG,
Mine is a 1997, which bolt pattern do you think my crankshaft has? I´m in working in an AOD installation project.
thanks in advance,
Pato
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4.0 flywheel:
3.0 flywheel:
thats a negitive ghost rider. the 4.0 flywheel is also slightly larger in diameter and uses a different ring gear tooth count.
3.0 flywheel:
thats a negitive ghost rider. the 4.0 flywheel is also slightly larger in diameter and uses a different ring gear tooth count.
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