2010 Blown Engine

MattC

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Hello everyone, I wish my first post was a good one but as the title says, I lost my engine the other day. Seems the water pump/timing chain is a common part to fail in high mileage bulls.

My question today is will a 2013+ engine with transmission and turbos fit in my 2010? I read that the cam sensors, crank sensor, crank sensor tone wheel, and coolant inlet tube would need to be swapped over from my 2010 engine but that's all the help I've found and that didn't cover anything that would possibly need to be swapped out on the transmission.

I've been following everyone in here with their mods so I'm chomping at the bit to get up and running! I'd love to upgrade the turbos but this kind of stomped that budget. So I'm thinking a compressor wheel and wastegate upgrade while the engine is out, along with the supporting mods needed to get the most out of them.

Thanks in advance!
 
Sorry to hear!  How many miles on your SHO?

Yeah, so far only engine replacements have been documented.  No idea if there are any crucial issues with the transmission, but since the 2010-12 trans bolts right onto the 2013+ engine, I assume not.  Good time to change out the TSS/OSS sensors if the mileage is high enough, and examine/clean the valve body/solenoid body assembly.
 
Ok : DIFFERENT SUBJECT AND JUST THINKING "Is it Possible",
I am thinking a total Subframe Swap (Meaning Engine & Trans)
2011 SHO to the 2013 PI..... What do you Guys think...?
 
My car had 160k on it so I'd like to replace everything with a lower mileage unit. I had been having slipping, clunking, shuddering, you name it in the trans for a long time which was probably just the sensors you listed going bad.

I have been quoted $1800 for engine, trans, and turbos to my door from a '13 PI with 84k miles. Still higher mileage but I thought it was a great starting price point. Hopefully, it fits because my truck's gas mileage hurts my soul!
 
MattC said:
My car had 160k on it so I'd like to replace everything with a lower mileage unit. I had been having slipping, clunking, shuddering, you name it in the trans for a long time which was probably just the sensors you listed going bad.

I have been quoted $1800 for engine, trans, and turbos to my door from a '13 PI with 84k miles. Still higher mileage but I thought it was a great starting price point. Hopefully, it fits because my truck's gas mileage hurts my soul!
"Price is More than Right" would be great if you can get it on the Subframe....!
 
MattC said:
My car had 160k on it so I'd like to replace everything with a lower mileage unit. I had been having slipping, clunking, shuddering, you name it in the trans for a long time which was probably just the sensors you listed going bad.

I have been quoted $1800 for engine, trans, and turbos to my door from a '13 PI with 84k miles. Still higher mileage but I thought it was a great starting price point. Hopefully, it fits because my truck's gas mileage hurts my soul!

1800 for motor and trany thatsa really good deal I paid 2400 for a low mile 2013 motor when mine went. Sorry to here good luck with the rebuild.
 
"Price is More than Right" would be great if you can get it on the Subframe....!
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Do you think this is a plug and play deal or would you recommend looking into swapping the ECU?

And what's everyone's opinion on mileage? I'm a little hesitant on 84k but I'm not hesitant about the price haha keeping in mind I'd like to mod the bull once it's back up and running.
 
After talking around more, I think I'll be biting the bullet on an engine, trans, turbos from a 2016 Police Explorer with 39k miles for $2,500. I can't imagine finding a better price and will report back to everyone as to how well/if it goes haha wish me luck and if at any point someone runs across something that I need to know, let me know! This should start to get off the ground in the next 2 weeks.
 
Thank you SHOdded, I see that you're in Beltsville, I'm 97 miles North on 95 from you. Any place you recommend working on the Taurus that might have a little more insight on using different parts rather than OEM as a Ford Tech is used to? My two friends are Ford Tech's and darn good ones but they haven't instilled me with any faith when using different year parts.
 
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