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Jeep 4.0 mated to TF727

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#1 ·
I am starting to think about making some changes in my 2 off road vehicles, maybe some consolidation.  Does anyone know if the TF727 from the 86 Dodge RC would mate up to a Jeep 4.0? 
 
#3 ·
Advance Adapters?
 
#5 ·
Why not swap in a 360/727 combo inplace of the 4.0 ?
 
#6 ·
My 360 is not fuel injected, the 4.0 is. This is for off-road use and I have fallen in love with the fuel injection.
 
#9 ·
just use a tf727 from any of the 8 zillion jeep grand waggoneers from 1980-1992 or full size cherokee 1980-1983 or j10/j20 pickup 1980-1987.360 and 258 and 4.0 all have same bolt pattern and your transfer case will bolt up on the back end.you have to drill a hole in the bellhousing to mount the crank sensor or use a kit that moves it to the front of the engine.buy an advance adapter catalog,it will show you about the crank sensor or im sure somebody on the net has pictures
 
#10 ·
imbobbbb said:
just use a tf727 from any of the 8 zillion jeep grand waggoneers from 1980-1992 or full size cherokee 1980-1983 or j10/j20 pickup 1980-1987.360 and 258 and 4.0 all have same bolt pattern and your transfer case will bolt up on the back end.you have to drill a hole in the bellhousing to mount the crank sensor or use a kit that moves it to the front of the engine.buy an advance adapter catalog,it will show you about the crank sensor or im sure somebody on the net has pictures
Right...Here ya go.

CPS Relocation Kit
Advance Adapters 716012-C (includes ‘91-96 sensor)
Advance Adapters 716012 (includes ‘97-05 sensor)
Hesco HES9199ED application: ‘91-03, no sensor included, use stock sensor.

Novak Adapters can machine your bellhousing to fit a CPS.
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#11 ·
Yeah, I am definitely a convert on the fuel injection now.  This is all good information guys, I very much appreciate it!
 
#13 ·
it should have a 42re (which is basiccally a 904 w/overdrive) in it now shouldn't it?
 
#14 ·
360/TF727/NP208  I really don't want to mess with the expense and headache associated with trying to convert my pig to fuel injection. 
 
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