2004 4.6 Engine Types
#1
2004 4.6 Engine Types
The 2004 4.6 has two different engines:
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Romeo (6 flywheel to crank bolts) ID 4S842AA, 5S842AA, 6S842AA & 6S842AB
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Windsor (8 flywheel to crank bolts) (ID 4S910AA)
Are these engines interchangeable.
Thank you,
Jason
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Romeo (6 flywheel to crank bolts) ID 4S842AA, 5S842AA, 6S842AA & 6S842AB
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Windsor (8 flywheel to crank bolts) (ID 4S910AA)
Are these engines interchangeable.
Thank you,
Jason
#2
Originally Posted by jaymay75
The 2004 4.6 has two different engines:
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Romeo (6 flywheel to crank bolts) ID 4S842AA, 5S842AA, 6S842AA & 6S842AB
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Windsor (8 flywheel to crank bolts) (ID 4S910AA)
Are these engines interchangeable.
Thank you,
Jason
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Romeo (6 flywheel to crank bolts) ID 4S842AA, 5S842AA, 6S842AA & 6S842AB
4.6L (VIN W, 8th digit), New Style, Windsor (8 flywheel to crank bolts) (ID 4S910AA)
Are these engines interchangeable.
Thank you,
Jason
Parts, most I'm sure would work as long as your not compromising the truck aspect of the engine. For what it's worth.
#4
Senior Member
Ford put both engines in the f-150s.
Here's a quick article on the differences:
http://www.therangerstation.com/Maga...d_4-6.htm#name
Being that they put both engines concurrently into the F-series, I would have to assume there wouldn't be any major installation issues in swapping them.
Here's a quick article on the differences:
http://www.therangerstation.com/Maga...d_4-6.htm#name
Being that they put both engines concurrently into the F-series, I would have to assume there wouldn't be any major installation issues in swapping them.