4.0L OHV & SOHC V6 Tech General discussion of 4.0L OHV and SOHC V6 Ford Ranger engines.

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Old Apr 8, 2009
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Very Important! well to me lol

I need to know if i can either use some parts off an sohc to rebuild me ohv or if it will easily bolt up to my mounts and tranny. i have 206k on my ohv and i got a wrecked 2000 xlt with 4.0 ohv for free, and it only has 63k. any help, suggestions, or advice will be great. thanks
 
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SOHC is a completely different engine.
 
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so nothing at all? will it bolt up to my tranny?
 
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Where are you getting SOHC from? You said the donor truck is a 2000.
 
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no its a different bell housing
 
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Where are you getting SOHC from? You said the donor truck is a 2000.
thats what i was wondering?? what he said dosent make sense
 
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Well the 2000 has the same OHV engine as your 94. There may be different sensors between the two trucks since the 2000 has OBD2 and your truck is OBD1. Not sure if the 94 has a distributor but the 00 has a coil pack. Also I'm not sure if the 94 has v belts or a serpentine belt system. I'm sure if you just switch everything over from your 94 engine to the 00 engine it will work.

The SOHC engines didn't find their way into Rangers until 2001.
 
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I'd just swap long blocks. Take the long block(block and heads) from the 2000, and swap it into your '94. block and heads are the same, I believe. Then use your existing top end and sensors and electrical. Shouldn't have any OBDI/II issues that way. I plan on doing the same to my 2001 but using a '06+ block and heads.

What everyone else said, BOTH engines are OHV's, No parts from an SOHC will fit the OHV. Maybe sensors, but thats it.
 
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well i have a 94 and i just got a 2000 that is wrecked and beyond repair. so you are saying it should be ohv? i dont know much about motors with their years
 
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Originally Posted by fddriver02
Well the 2000 has the same OHV engine as your 94. There may be different sensors between the two trucks since the 2000 has OBD2 and your truck is OBD1. Not sure if the 94 has a distributor but the 00 has a coil pack. Also I'm not sure if the 94 has v belts or a serpentine belt system. I'm sure if you just switch everything over from your 94 engine to the 00 engine it will work.

The SOHC engines didn't find their way into Rangers until 2001.
The 94 is a coil pack

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well i have a 94 and i just got a 2000 that is wrecked and beyond repair. so you are saying it should be ohv? i dont know much about motors with their years
yes the 2000 motor will work its a OHV motor in 2001 they went to the SOHC motors. do what shane said
 
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alright so i guess ill either do a full swap or long block it, thanks for your help guys!
 
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i was say swap the long block because other wise your going to have to swap the whole wiring harness
 
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alright cool, thanks
 
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