Engines for 2002 Dodge Ram 1500

Explore Your Options for Complete Engines for 2002 Dodge Ram 1500

In 2002 there were various trims of Dodge Ram 1500 trucks created. The motors produced to provide the performance and fuel efficiency for these vehicles required diverse designs to accommodate these different trims. You will find all types of complete engines for 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup trucks available through eBay.

There were three different motor options originally installed in the 2002 Dodge Ram 1500. This included two newly designed motors and one carry-over model, which were:

• 2002 Dodge Ram 3.7 Magnum V6 engine - This was a new design to replace the older 3.9L.
• 2002 Dodge Ram 4.7 engine - This was a new design to replace the older 5.2L.
• 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 5.9 engine - This was a carry-over design from older models.

Mileage on an engine does not matter when purchasing in a refurbished or rebuilt condition. This type of service usually includes the replacement of parts that would show wear during the operation of the vehicle.

Mileage does matter when purchasing an engine that is in its original state and just being removed from a vehicle. Experts suggest that in these situations, an average of 15,000 miles should be placed on the engine per year it is in use. To find the acceptable mileage, you would multiply the 15,000 by the number of years of the motor.

It is suggested that you purchase a similar model 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 motor as the one being replaced to ensure compatibility. However, you can purchase any model engine made for the 2002 Dodge Ram as long as the other components align properly and there is enough space available to accommodate the engine when it is installed. If there have been modifications to the vehicle after manufacturing, these changes need to be taken into consideration when installing the engine.

A preowned engine is generally going to be cheaper than a brand-new one. Therefore, purchasing a preowned engine for your 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 could be a way to save money off the price of your purchase. You'll want to find out how many miles the transmission has on it and ask about any service records kept on it. A preowned engine might not look as aesthetically shiny and new as a brand-new one, but if you are primarily concerned with function rather than cosmetic appearance, you could save money with a used engine.