what do I have to do to put a 1995 3.8 mustang motor in a 2004 mustang?

Asked by alskdjfhg Dec 22, 2014 at 12:25 AM about the 2004 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2004 mustang 3.8 and a 1995 3.8 mustang but the 1995 is in horrible condition and my 2004 needs a motor what do I need to change to put the 1995 into the 2004

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rst429 answered 9 years ago

Explain horrible condition? and why does your 04 need a motor? Lets start there! This might be a case where you can take them both, and make one great motor. give me the low down, of the 95' motor and the 04' motor. one may have a good lower end[short block] and it just may be a changing over of upper of the other! Let me know what your dealing with, and I will walk you thru it. you'll be up and running in no time...lol lol...seriously I will walk you though the hole process.....hope this helps

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Qesdafd answered 6 years ago

Ok i had a 2000 ford mustang v6 that i wrecked in went to buy a 99 ford mustang v6 manual 5 speed but took 5 speed out in put 2000 ford mustang v6 Motor in it N the automatic transmission too. Will it work??

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