Gonna have to make a few mods and make sure the computer out of the vehicle the engine came out of gets put in new vehicle with the Engine but with a lil mechanical ability it should be achieveable
SOURCE: engine swap
I just put a 96 360 magnum in my 97 dodge 4x4 that had a 318 in it. Yes it does fit. I noticed that the flex plate on the 360 has balance weights on it and the 318 does not. Make sure the plate stays with the 360. The torque converter and exhaust manifolds bolted right up. The 96 360 engine had different connector plugs on the Map sensor, Crank Sensor and Tps. Get those off of your 318.
I did notice that with the 96 PCM for the 360 my fuel guage was off quite a bit. The 360 will run off of the 318 computer at least if your in a bind for Money.
SOURCE: 1999 ram 1500
the part numbers are totally different between the 2 yrs....its almostn imposible to determine....you may contact a wrecking yard they may have another way to determine if they interchange
SOURCE: blower motor only works on high
This is a pretty common complaint and is almost
certainly due to a failed heater fan resistor.
This is a stepped resistor with taps that set
the different speeds on your blower and if any part of it goes bad, the whole
thing doesn't work any more and the highest speed is the only one that bypasses
this part.
These are often mounted on the fire wall but may
not be exposed so you really need a service manual (Haynes or Chilton will do)
to locate it in your car.
SOURCE: 2003 dodge durango stuck in park.
it is your interlock solenoid or switch on your brake pedal. This keeps you from starting your car in anything but park.
SOURCE: location of speed sensor for a 2003 dodge durango
the speed sensor for this vehicle is actually in the rear differential of the vehicle. this is the sensor that runs the speedometer also known as the vehicle speed sensor. there are also two speed sensors in the front one on each wheel known as wheel speed sensors these are for the abs system only
That link is here (yes ~ again it's for a DURANGO, but the help may be here)!66 views
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