Can a 2016 Ram 5.7 engine work in a 2009 5.7 Ram

Asked by JDNUT Feb 20, 2020 at 11:34 AM about the RAM 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I can get a low mile 2016 Ram 5.7engine. I need to know if it can be made to  work in my 2009 Ram 5.7, What all needs changed??   Anyone out there done this???

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Check the intake, there may be minor changes, you can always keep your existing intake and install it to the older engine (if there are indeed any changes). This would allow the replacement motor with your current intake to work with your engine computer. It can sometimes be difficult to reflash a newer computer for an older engine.

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