I have a 91 Dakota that"HAD" a 3.9L in till this morning when the motor blew up on me going down the interstate [:@]so hear is my question to you all I have a friend that has a old carburetted 318 he will sell me for $75.00 whatis the stock 5 speedtrans for that motor or will the one from my 3.9 work and how hard is the motor swap
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This is a great post. I belive he did a magnum engine swap But it still can give you Ideas. http://www.dodgeforum.com/m_1276458/tm.htm
I know someone here has put in a v8 la block
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93 Dakota Was 2wd 5.2 NOW 4X4 5.9RT 33x12.5 6in lift 1/4mile 15.259 85mph over 1ml el 14.2 sea lv. http://www.youtube.com/user/truck93 "No truck should ever be lowerd! NEVER"
the tranny will bolt up to the engine just fine, you will just have to get it rebuilt probably like i did. pretty easy swap though.
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1996 Dakota Club Cab 2wd SLT
Spray in Bed Liner
Custom Racing Stripes
3.9 to 5.2 Conversion!!!
Mopar Performance computer, K&N, flowmaster, no cat. http://www.myspace.com/topher73
the motor swap to tranny is a bolt on. then you got the tranny cable hookups plus rear wheel anti-lock and all the other computer controls not involving the engine to think about. i would throw the 5 speed in to save some time and trouble.
if you can do it you won't be dissapointed, codes and sensors will be a things of the past (sorry guys i'm old school).
it wont be bad, all you woud have to do it rig up a switch for the lockup and over drive and you are done. the 91 tranny would not be computer controlled(42rh) so it will work w/o the computer crap, so you can get rid of it if ya want too.
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1996 Dakota Club Cab 2wd SLT
Spray in Bed Liner
Custom Racing Stripes
3.9 to 5.2 Conversion!!!
Mopar Performance computer, K&N, flowmaster, no cat. http://www.myspace.com/topher73
sorry bad, but i would forget about that stock 4 speed overdrive weak tranny and go 5 speed standard or 727 tourqflite 3 speed automatic,one of the toughest ever made, and it bolts right on. if the engine is carbed it's a lot less work.
when dodge turned the 727 into a 4 speed overdrive they ruined it (sorry guys i'm old school)
no big woop, i actully had a 727 that i was going to put into mine but i drive mine alot still so i wanted to keep the overdrive. but i do agree the 727 is tougher and alot cheaper to rebuid!
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1996 Dakota Club Cab 2wd SLT
Spray in Bed Liner
Custom Racing Stripes
3.9 to 5.2 Conversion!!!
Mopar Performance computer, K&N, flowmaster, no cat. http://www.myspace.com/topher73
your right bad the 727 is cheaper and easier to rebuild (never thought of that). the five speed i think is a getrag, built in france by peogot, had one in my jeep comanchee.i would stick with the 727 auto.