factory gauges and stuff with 12 valve motor

[smokeythedodge]

Well I finally got my truck back together, an 02 model dually, i ended up just putting a 1997 12 valve motor in it and another used nv5600 tranny. i got really close to going with the c series 8.3 liter cummins, lifted the body up with spacers and mocked it in but decided it was just too big to be drivin around with. i recently bought an 05 model one ton 4x4 with a blown up motor, and I am going to put a 12 valve motor in it or figure out how to p-pump a common rail motor, that would be unique. anybody know or hear of anybody that has put a 12 valve in an 03+ truck? or if you have any knowledge of how the gauges work in an 03+ that would be helpful. I dont see a pcm anywhere, is the whole thing run by the ECM?

[Heavyd1980]

Man thats great to hear!!! How does the power compare to the 24v? How was powering up all the gauges, throttle cable, and what did you do about fp? thank you.

[Wild and Free]

or figure out how to p-pump a common rail motor, that would be unique. anybody know or hear of anybody that has put a 12 valve in an 03+ truck? or if you have any knowledge of how the gauges work in an 03+ that would be helpful. I dont see a pcm anywhere, is the whole thing run by the ECM?

Put a 24V head on a CR block and then P-pump it like you would a 24v. I have seen a couple CR origin engines that have been p-pumped.

[smokeythedodge]

Man thats great to hear!!! How does the power compare to the 24v? How was powering up all the gauges, throttle cable, and what did you do about fp? thank you.

Put a 24V head on a CR block and then P-pump it like you would a 24v. I have seen a couple CR origin engines that have been p-pumped.

I slid the fuel plate forward and turned the wheel right off the bat so I am not sure how the stock 215 hp compares to the 24 valve. I do know with the pump tweaked on this motor, it runs a lot better than the stock 24 valve it had. The gauges I never did screw with, I rigged up some mechanical gauges (water temperature, oil pressure) and put them in a dual gauge pod up on the top of the dash. I am still going to try and get the gauges to work, I hear you can use a 24 valve harness on the 12 valves sensors and stuff then mount the ecm on the 12 valve and plug it all in, it's supposed to work, but I dunno yet. Lets see... The throttle cable I ended up getting the whole shooting match off of a wrecked 12 valve truck. For the fuel solenoid and the starter, I just spliced into the ignition wiring in the column for all that, used a couple relays for solenoid to get it pull and hold. It's kinda southern engineered, but I am going to make it nice when I get some more time. Fuel pump I just used the stock 12 valve one on the block, figured it was fine. Yeah I hear that, i might do something like that. I can get the kit for a grand from this guy http://www.phdperformance.com/conversion.html sounds like you got to change a few things, I might just go that direction.

[white01]

besides the head gasket one..that truck rock n rolls!!

[Heavyd1980]

thank you smokey i would love to do this!!!

[JOHNFAK]

Well I finally got my truck back together, an 02 model dually, i ended up just putting a 1997 12 valve motor in it and another used nv5600 tranny. i got really close to going with the c series 8.3 liter cummins, lifted the body up with spacers and mocked it in but decided it was just too big to be drivin around with. i recently bought an 05 model one ton 4x4 with a blown up motor, and I am going to put a 12 valve motor in it or figure out how to p-pump a common rail motor, that would be unique. anybody know or hear of anybody that has put a 12 valve in an 03+ truck? or if you have any knowledge of how the gauges work in an 03+ that would be helpful. I dont see a pcm anywhere, is the whole thing run by the ECM?

[guesswho512]

AWESOME :hyper: Come DO MINE !!!! I'll buy the beer !!! :lmao2:

i still owe smokeythedodge a beer(or shot or whiskey)....give me a call next time your around I35-I240 area.

[Heavyd1980]

I slid the fuel plate forward and turned the wheel right off the bat so I am not sure how the stock 215 hp compares to the 24 valve. I do know with the pump tweaked on this motor, it runs a lot better than the stock 24 valve it had. The gauges I never did screw with, I rigged up some mechanical gauges (water temperature, oil pressure) and put them in a dual gauge pod up on the top of the dash. I am still going to try and get the gauges to work, I hear you can use a 24 valve harness on the 12 valves sensors and stuff then mount the ecm on the 12 valve and plug it all in, it's supposed to work, but I dunno yet. Lets see... The throttle cable I ended up getting the whole shooting match off of a wrecked 12 valve truck. For the fuel solenoid and the starter, I just spliced into the ignition wiring in the column for all that, used a couple relays for solenoid to get it pull and hold. It's kinda southern engineered, but I am going to make it nice when I get some more time. Fuel pump I just used the stock 12 valve one on the block, figured it was fine. Yeah I hear that, i might do something like that. I can get the kit for a grand from this guy http://www.phdperformance.com/conversion.html sounds like you got to change a few things, I might just go that direction.

[oil_burner]

I am doing the same swap that you did, my donor is a 97, swapped everything into an 01 gasser. For your guages if you can track down a 98 with a 12v and get the whole harness everything should just plug in.