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Modern engine into old truck? - CandianJake - 04-29-2023 Does anyone have any experiance putting a CM870 or similar engine (ecm) in an older truck? I have experiance with the CM870, but am open to suggestions, and im thinking a mid 70's kenworth. Any suggestions or direction would be appricated! Cheers, Jake RE: Modern engine into old truck? - Bengy88 - 04-29-2023 I’ve used kustom truck for harnesses to do swaps like this but the quality and service from them has went way down hill and for a 5000$ harness we shouldn’t have to rig shi#t to make it work. There is a company in Canada that builds the kits to do this that I have heard a lot of great reviews on. The last swap I did was on a cascadia with a dd15, we pulled it and put a ddec4 60 series back in. I ended up building a stand alone harness for the engine and making my own harness to operate the a/c, I then built a digital gauge cluster for the truck. Doing it this way is much easier than you would believe and I couldn’t imagine it would be too hard on a Cummins….. especially in an older truck. If there is any way I might could help you figure out any of the things you may need to do just shoot me a pm with some contact info. RE: Modern engine into old truck? - CandianJake - 04-29-2023 Thanks Bengy, Whats the name of the company in Canada? (04-29-2023 )Bengy88 Wrote: I’ve used kustom truck for harnesses to do swaps like this but the quality and service from them has went way down hill and for a 5000$ harness we shouldn’t have to rig shi#t to make it work. There is a company in Canada that builds the kits to do this that I have heard a lot of great reviews on. The last swap I did was on a cascadia with a dd15, we pulled it and put a ddec4 60 series back in. I ended up building a stand alone harness for the engine and making my own harness to operate the a/c, I then built a digital gauge cluster for the truck. Doing it this way is much easier than you would believe and I couldn’t imagine it would be too hard on a Cummins….. especially in an older truck. RE: Modern engine into old truck? - Bengy88 - 04-29-2023 C-a-I.net |