Should drop right in...same engine.
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A 2003 Dodge diesel manual transmission will work in 1990 Dodge diesel manual and bolt to the 1990's transfer case with little fabrication.
Actually , there are no spark plugs in a diesel engine
Yes, petrol will work in a diesel engine but will run rough for a short time before the engine needs extensive and expensive repairs.
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No the wiring isn't the same
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You can fit any engine in any vehicle . If you have the time and effort, it is called customizing. The 7.3 engine will need mounts built or removed from 88-94 ford truck. Exhaust may rub on firewall or steering shaft and have to be relocated. At least the 7.3 came from a Ford truck and going into one too. Will need a diesel rad, all the accessories from the diesel engine. Probably the biggest challenge will be making power brakes work. Will either convert to a hydroboost or install a vacuum pump.
no diesel has butane instead of octane so it will not work
I checked again and found a broke cable. Thanks
Diesel engines were not a factory option until the late 70s, so if you find a 60s pickup with a diesel, it has been switched after it left the factory. Installing a diesel engine in a 60s model Ford pickup would not be the easiest conversion, but it could be done. Motor mounts would probably have to be fabricated, and you would probably have to change out the transmission, also. Best to find an engine/transmission combination that has already been proven to work together. The other consideration is finding a diesel engine with the horsepower and torque necessary for the truck.