Ford Excursion cummins swap (HPCR & 48RE)
Well I finally got started on the actual teardown of the Excursion today
The wife and kids are now going to be driving my truck every day.
Here's some progress pics...



The wife and kids are now going to be driving my truck every day.
Here's some progress pics...


Here's a link to my previous post on getting the new motor fired up in the garage...
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ht=engine+life
I'm ready to drop the tranny out of the EX, hopefully if it goes well I can pull the engine tomorrow too.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ht=engine+life
I'm ready to drop the tranny out of the EX, hopefully if it goes well I can pull the engine tomorrow too.
Good going man!
Are you going to shift it with all the dodge stuff or you going aftermarket shifter,...does anybody sell shifter for the 48?
The PCS is working great on my 4r100
PS,....Does your wife really know that once you get to drive it, she'll nebber get to drive it ever again. LOL
Are you going to shift it with all the dodge stuff or you going aftermarket shifter,...does anybody sell shifter for the 48?
The PCS is working great on my 4r100
PS,....Does your wife really know that once you get to drive it, she'll nebber get to drive it ever again. LOL
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I skimmed the thread for an answer...but couldn't find one...
I'm curious...Why the swap? Other than the power/longevity of the CTD (which would be obvious). Was the 7.3 tired? Dead?
Thanks!
Tony
I'm curious...Why the swap? Other than the power/longevity of the CTD (which would be obvious). Was the 7.3 tired? Dead?
Thanks!
Tony
It's a V10 gas hog now. It was about 10k cheaper to buy a gas excursion vs. one with a powerstroke w/ 100k on it. Also, it's much easier, cheaper, and more fun to mod a cummins vs. a powerstroke.
Just ordered a MBRP stainless exhaust system and some Dipricol gauges (boost, EGT, fuel, and tranny) for the EX from Rip at sourceautomotive. Hope to make alot of progress this weekend.
I just realized I've still got about 35 gallons of gas in the fuel tank
I intended on running it near empty before starting the teardown. Oh well, I guess I need to find a "few" gas cans...

I just realized I've still got about 35 gallons of gas in the fuel tank
I intended on running it near empty before starting the teardown. Oh well, I guess I need to find a "few" gas cans...




