Buffalo420 New Member Jul 8, 2016 2 0 1 Jul 8, 2016 #1 Jul 8, 2016 #1 Would a 5.0 engine from a 1996 explorer limited AWD fit in a 2010 ford f-150???
Adieu Easy there, this ain't a dating site. 20+ Year Stangneter Mar 7, 2002 9,531 5,187 224 Jul 8, 2016 #2 Jul 8, 2016 #2 No. The 5.0 in the Explorer is the old pushrod-style Windsor engine. A 2010 F150 had either one of two 4.6L modular V8s (2v or 3v) or the 5.4L 3v modular V8. Nothing interchanges between those two vehicles' powertrains. Buffalo420 New Member Jul 8, 2016 2 0 1 Jul 8, 2016 #3 Jul 8, 2016 #3 74stang2togo said: No. The 5.0 in the Explorer is the old pushrod-style Windsor engine. A 2010 F150 had either one of two 4.6L modular V8s (2v or 3v) or the 5.4L 3v modular V8. Nothing interchanges between those two vehicles' powertrains. Click to expand... OK thanks
No. The 5.0 in the Explorer is the old pushrod-style Windsor engine. A 2010 F150 had either one of two 4.6L modular V8s (2v or 3v) or the 5.4L 3v modular V8. Nothing interchanges between those two vehicles' powertrains.
Buffalo420 New Member Jul 8, 2016 2 0 1 Jul 8, 2016 #3 Jul 8, 2016 #3 74stang2togo said: No. The 5.0 in the Explorer is the old pushrod-style Windsor engine. A 2010 F150 had either one of two 4.6L modular V8s (2v or 3v) or the 5.4L 3v modular V8. Nothing interchanges between those two vehicles' powertrains. Click to expand... OK thanks
74stang2togo said: No. The 5.0 in the Explorer is the old pushrod-style Windsor engine. A 2010 F150 had either one of two 4.6L modular V8s (2v or 3v) or the 5.4L 3v modular V8. Nothing interchanges between those two vehicles' powertrains. Click to expand... OK thanks