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Trigger Pulled - JSS Hemi Swap

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Old 10-12-2016, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by dubnbud
Not showing for me :(
I don't know... hmm.. Looks like it's there for me. =\
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GREAT thread and write-up!!! Thanks for helping the whole community with your experiences.

I am definitely more of an LS guy, however, the Hemi does appear to be very user friendly to DIY swap.
Old 10-14-2016, 06:23 PM
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**Updated Original Post**
Transgo shift kit --Do not use kit with resistor
O2 Sensors - Use JK downstream sensors in all four spots in the Hemi.
Old 10-15-2016, 10:40 AM
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I did the same JSS swap have about 3000 miles now no problems runs great. Air conditioner works better than ever.
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I almost wish I didn't find this. Just got hooked and going to create the obsession now lol.
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Originally Posted by SullivanM08
I almost wish I didn't find this. Just got hooked and going to create the obsession now lol.
LOL I know the feeling.
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Default Torque converter pilot bearing puller for newer Hemi engines

This is how I extracted the pilot bearing from my 2017 motor.
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Old 06-27-2017, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by greglaw
This is how I extracted the pilot bearing from my 2017 motor.
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Very nicely done!! Definitely beats hacking it out with a dremel!
Old 08-28-2017, 06:08 AM
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Default Lessons learned and other tips

1. DO NOT BUY THE RADIATOR FROM JSS you can get the exact same radiator from Summit Racing for $398 instead of $800 and a 3.5 month lead time. Summit part# SUM-380467.
2. Save the upper and lower isolators from your radiator before you sell it, you will need these for your new radiator.
3. Leave the power steering pump off until you have the AC lines attached to the compressor, after the motor is installed.
4. Cut top and distal end of passenger side motor mount off if you are doing truck Hemi. Helps with access to motor mount bolt.
5. Remove the pressure sensor and O-ring from the liquid AC line from your jeep, it will be installed on the JSS line that you get.
6. Make sure oil dipstick is as close to head as possible before putting motor, things get a little snug on drivers side.

Other stuff observed:
1. I installed my heater and AC lines to the fire wall after the motor was in and had no issues at all.
2. I installed dual battery box before motor and had no clearance issues.
3. Bolts for fan blade to clutch are 5/15"x18x1/2"
4. If you have a rubi the two relays that are in the battery area can be relocated in front of the new air filter by opening the loom and pulling the wire out.

note: I did not attach the air intake to the dual battery box before motor went in. I did however put the bolts in the holes for it in the battery box before I attached the TIPM mount.
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Originally Posted by greglaw
4. Cut top and distal end of passenger side motor mount off if you are doing truck Hemi. Helps with access to motor mount bolt.
Did you use the new JSS bolt-in engine mounts?


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