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Old 01-14-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Default Is the 4.6 Mustang and the 4.6 Crown Vic engine the same

Hello,
A friend has a 01 GT 4.6 that needs a motor replaced. He ordered a supposed Mustang 4.6 but it appears as though it is a Crown Vic 4.6. We know he has to change the throttle body, injectors, and other misc. items.

His question is, is the cam and HP rating the same? Where on the Crown VIc block does he look to find the date code and what numbers does he need to know to know what year it is?

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Chris
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From what i understand there are two Ford plants that make the 2v 4.6 engines. One is Windsor and the other is Romeo. My understanding is that the engines in the Mustangs all come from one of these sources and that there is a differance between the two. I am not knowlegdable enough to tell you what that is however. I believe one of the differances is the number of attaching holes on the back of the crank (for flywheel/flexplate), but again I am not sure.
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As long as it has the PI heads and is not a 98 or older, I think its the same thing. Compare the head numbers, and 6 bolt=Romeo and 8 bolt=Windsor. I've also heard from the Ford Racing website that if the vin has an X for the 8th digit its a Windsor and W for Romeo...http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...tKeyField=4749
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