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Engine Mounts

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Vacuum Pump Kit

Crankshaft Exciter Ring Kit &
Camshaft Sensor Kit


Lower Hose Kit

A/C Compressor Mount

TJ/JK Fuel Tank Conversion

Stainless Intake Kit

Clutch Fan Kit

Stainless Down Pipe Kit


Exhaust Kit

Lift Kits
       CJ (1976-1986)
       YJ (1987-1995)
       TJ (1997-2006)

Gearing & Axles

Optional Accessories

Questionnaire

Instructions

Blog ~ Notes & Thoughts

Customer Projects


• Jeff Daniel’s Jeep Customizing has designed and manufactures the components necessary to swap a 4BT Cummins Diesel engine into your CJ, YJ, or TJ Jeep (1976-2006). WE ARE NOW CONVERTING JK'S TOO! (2007-20012)

• In order to properly convert your Jeep we will need to know a few things about your 4BT and about your Jeep. Please be sure and fill out the questionnaire and follow the instructions on the last page.

• The swap will yield you better fuel economy, better torque for off-road and towing, longer life of the Jeep, and lots of looks on the street!

• We use 4BT Cummins engines for our swaps., and recommend the AX-15 transmission or an NV4500 also works well. 3.07 gears with 33” tires will get you the best fuel economy. You can also use a TH400, TH700R4, or Ford AOD if you prefer an automatic. (may require modification)

• Your jeep will also need 4” of lift in order to fit the 4BT inside the engine compartment.

• This swap will take about 60 hours to complete.

• Basic mechanical ability as well as basic shop tools are required.

• Engine and Transmission are not included in our kits, if you cannot locate your own contact Jeff Daniel’s and we will be glad to help.

• The parts listed on the following pages can be purchased as a kit or a-la- cart.

• If you have a TJ (97-06) and wish to use your A/C, you MUST have a Ford style 4BT, a CJ seiers Jeep requires a Ford as well to accomadate the driveshaft.

• Certain components are only needed on certain model Jeeps.

• Check with your State's Department of Transportation on how to re-register your vehicle as a diesel. This is required by states with inspection/emission laws.