[jltcasper3]

1. Will a 94-98 6bt cummins flywheel trans adapter housing in the dodge ram pickups, bolt to a 4bta engine to adapt a dodge automatic trans to it?

2.Also is the 47rh or the 47re electronicly controlled at all?

 

[LincTex]

1) Yes, just remove the flywheel and attach whatever block-to-bellhousing adapter you choose. All B series Cummins are the same block pattern, until you start getting into the newer 24 valve stuff.

2) Dunno. I'm a manual trans guy!
Check this out (did a search):

http://www.4btswaps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1639

http://www.4btswaps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=377

http://www.4btswaps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1281

 

[K204DR]

the H is for hydraulic, and the E is for electronic.

 

[jltcasper3]

thanks for th info,

but on the 47 re what exactly is electroniclly controlled is it everything? Does it have to have a computer and if so can you make it work on a non electronic engine?

 

[nhdiesel]

On the 47RH, only the lockup torque converter and the overdrive solenoids are electrically controlled. You can deal with them with switches, or possibly adapt a Dodge PCM to the 4bt. You will need to hook up a throttle position sensor and install a speed sensor in the transmission/transfer case.

Jim

 

[febrocks]

nhdiesel.

Can you clarify about adapting vss and tps? Is this require for the RH? Sorry I'm still learning.

Edit: I found the answer. Sorry for posting before searching.

Eugene