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Jeep 4.0L Swap

20 March 2007

One of our topics of study will be the Jeep 4.0L sixer and everything involved in swapping it into different vehicles. I will start with covering the swap I did in 2003. This swap was a 1993 4.0L HO from a YJ into my 1982 Jeep Wagoneer.

The Wagoneer originally came with the 258 6 cyl, the big brother of the 4.0L. Here is a breakdown of the parts I used:

Part Purchased from Price
4.0 complete engine from a ‘93 YJ with 77k miles. I drove to Alabama to pick it up, about 700 miles. This engine came with the harness, PCM, Helix throttle body spacer, air intake, starter, P/S pump, and headers. ebay auction $600
Hesco’s Harmonic balancer and sensor kit. Includes new machined balancer, sensor, and bracket that attaches with 3 oil pan bolts. Hesco $289
90 psi inline fuel pump Hesco $85
Accelerator cable from a ‘93 Wrangler 4.0
Motormite part # 16635
Advance Auto Parts $17
New Wagoneer radiator. What better time than an engine swap to buy a new radiator? Advance Auto Parts $191
non-power brake master cylinder for a ‘78 J-10 Advance Auto Parts $28
MAP sensor Advance Auto Parts $30
7/32″ vacuum hose for MAP sensor Advance Auto Parts $5
(2) 12 volt 30 amp relays for: ASD (auto shutdown) relay and fuel pump relay Advance Auto Parts $5
12v panel indicator light for new Check Engine light Advance Auto Parts $5
Machine shop drilled out the front hole on the passenger side motormount to fit a 12mm bolt machine shop $10
low restriction fuel filter before pump
NAPA part #18-7831 3/8″ inlet 3/8″ outlet
NAPA $5
regular fuel filter after pump
NAPA part #3482 3/8″ inlet 3/8″ outlet
NAPA $10
5 feet of 5/16″ fuel injection rated hose and hose clamps NAPA $33
Lokar Kickdown cable part# KD-2727HT for TF-727 Summit Racing $60
Longer cable to replace the one from the Lokar kit   $5

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