Fraser Engines & Transmissions · 4.7L V8
4.7L Chrysler, Dodge,
Jeep & Ram Engines
Find your remanufactured 4.7L replacement engine in two easy steps: choose your year range, then compare the available builds and prices. Fraser helps verify the right assembly for your VIN.
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Start with your vehicle year
Choose Your 4.7L Engine Generation
Select the year group below to reach its engine-options page. Have your full VIN ready for final application matching.
GENERATION 1
1999–2007
Representative 4.7L engine photo. Exact configuration varies.
Start here for earlier 4.7L Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram replacement-engine inquiries.
- Review Gen 1 engine options and prices
- Compare OEM-spec and Fraser Advantage builds
- Confirm standard or High Output configuration by VIN
GENERATION 2
2008–2015
Representative 4.7L engine photo. Exact configuration varies.
Start here for later 4.7L engine inquiries. Confirm the original engine, especially for a 2014 or 2015 vehicle.
- Review Gen 2 engine options and prices
- Compare available components and coverage
- Verify model-year and vehicle compatibility
Two clear paths
Gen 1 vs. Gen 2: Choose the Correct 4.7L Replacement
The 4.7L V8 name spans different vehicle applications and engine configurations. Use the generation pages to narrow your search, then match the original engine and vehicle equipment. A shared displacement does not establish interchangeability.
| Selection Guide | Gen 1 | Gen 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Browsing range | 1999–2007 | 2008–2015; verify later-year inquiries |
| What you will find | Earlier 4.7L engine options and listed prices | Later 4.7L engine options and listed prices |
| Build choices | Review available OEM-spec and Advantage packages | Review available OEM-spec and Advantage packages |
| Important matching checks | Original engine version, standard/High Output, castings and controls | Original engine version, head and ignition configuration, sensors and controls |
| Before ordering | Confirm the full VIN and supplied components | Confirm the full VIN and supplied components |
VIN matching comes first
4.7L Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep & Ram Vehicle Fitment
Searching for a Dodge Ram 1500 4.7L engine, a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7L replacement, or a Dodge Dakota 4.7L long block? The vehicles below include selected factory applications. Not every year or trim in each model family uses the 4.7L V8.
| Vehicle | Application | What to Verify |
|---|---|---|
| Chrysler Aspen | Selected 4.7L V8 SUVs | Confirm model year and original engine |
| Dodge Dakota | Selected 4.7L V8 pickups | Confirm original engine version and vehicle equipment |
| Dodge Durango | Selected 4.7L V8 SUVs | Verify engine identification, controls and application |
| Dodge Ram 1500 / Ram 1500 | Selected 4.7L V8 pickups | Verify model year, fuel configuration and full VIN |
| Jeep Grand Cherokee | Selected 4.7L V8 SUVs | Identify standard or High Output configuration where applicable |
| Jeep Commander | Selected 4.7L V8 SUVs | Confirm engine, sensors, emissions equipment and transmission |
For example, the 2014 Ram factory guide (PDF) lists other Ram 1500 engine options. Confirm the actual engine before using a year-range button for a later vehicle.
Compare the complete package
Remanufactured 4.7L Engines: OEM Spec & Fraser Advantage
Choose your generation to review the current engine packages, included parts and listed prices. Fraser’s 4.7L product listings describe remanufactured blocks and cylinder heads, renewed internal assemblies, replacement wear components and warranty choices.
OEM-Spec Remanufactured Build
Review the standard replacement package for your application. The referenced listings include new pistons, rings, bearings, timing components, gaskets and seals, a balanced and tested rotating assembly, and an oil pump.
Fraser Advantage Build + Updates
Review the upgraded block, updated cylinder heads and applicable OEM and aftermarket technical service bulletin updates listed for the selected package. Ask which updates apply to your confirmed engine.
Plan a complete repair
4.7L Engine Problems to Discuss With Your Repair Shop
A replacement decision should follow a diagnosis of the original failure. Have your shop inspect related systems so the installation plan addresses both internal engine damage and the conditions that caused it.
Overheating & Coolant Loss
Have the cooling system inspected and check for cylinder-head or gasket damage. Review the radiator, thermostat, water pump and cooling controls as appropriate.
Cylinder Heads & Valve Seats
Suspected cracks, sealing problems or valve-seat damage require inspection. Confirm the cylinder-head specification and applicable updates for the replacement build.
Timing-System Wear
Rattling, timing faults or poor running require diagnosis. Review the timing components supplied with the engine and any related work the vehicle needs.
Oil Pressure & Internal Wear
Low pressure, knocking or metal contamination should be investigated. Ask the shop to assess lubrication, bearings and other affected components.
Misfires & Compression Loss
Compression and leak-down checks can help distinguish internal damage from ignition, fuel or control-system faults. Symptoms alone do not establish a need for a complete engine.
Leaks & Installation Parts
Review gaskets, external covers, intake components and accessories with your installer. Identify parts that must be renewed or transferred before scheduling the repair.
From selection through delivery
Why Choose a Fraser Remanufactured 4.7L Engine?
When comparing a used, rebuilt or remanufactured 4.7L engine, review more than the purchase price. A used assembly retains its donor engine’s service history and condition. Fraser’s listed remanufactured packages specify renewed components, a supplied-parts list and written warranty coverage.
Application Support
Start with your year group, then use the VIN to confirm the correct version for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram. Generation and vehicle equipment both matter.
Clear Build Choices
Compare OEM-spec and Fraser Advantage packages on the appropriate product page. Review components, applicable updates, warranty coverage and price together.
Order & Delivery Support
Review the delivery address, unloading arrangements, core-return requirements and optional products with a Fraser specialist before processing.
Know your purchase terms
Warranty, Shipping & Core Return Details
The selected generation page shows the warranty attached to each engine and any available No-Fault upgrades. Review the written terms for eligibility, labor reimbursement, maintenance, exclusions and claim requirements.
Confirm commercial or residential delivery, unloading needs, core-return timing, any waiver terms and your final total with Sales. Shipping offers and core arrangements follow the specific package and confirmed order.
Four simple steps
How to Find Your 4.7L Replacement Engine
- Choose the year group. Open Gen 1 for 1999–2007 or Gen 2 for 2008–2015 browsing. Verify the original engine for later-year inquiries.
- Compare the available builds. Review the components, applicable updates, warranty options and listed prices on the generation page.
- Confirm the application. Provide your full VIN, original engine details, transmission and any modifications to Fraser and your installer.
- Complete your order. Follow the selected product page’s order link and verbally verify the assembly, delivery, core requirements and total with Sales.
Answers before you choose
4.7L Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep & Ram Engine FAQs
Which 4.7L engine page should I choose?
Choose Gen 1 for the 1999–2007 browsing group or Gen 2 for the 2008–2015 browsing group. Then confirm your full VIN and original engine configuration with Fraser. The year ranges organize these pages; they do not guarantee factory 4.7L fitment for every model or year.
What is the difference between Gen 1 and Gen 2 4.7L engines?
These pages separate earlier and later 4.7L V8 applications so you can review the appropriate replacement options. The exact assembly depends on its cylinder-head and block configuration, ignition and sensor equipment, vehicle controls, and original application. A shared 4.7L displacement does not establish interchangeability.
Does the Gen 2 range mean every 2008–2015 vehicle has a 4.7L engine?
No. The 2008–2015 button is a browsing range. Factory engine availability varies by vehicle and year. For a 2014 or 2015 vehicle, verify the original engine and VIN with Fraser before choosing a 4.7L replacement.
Which Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles used a 4.7L V8?
Selected Chrysler Aspen, Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango, Dodge Ram 1500 and Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and Jeep Commander applications used the 4.7L V8. Not every model year or trim in these families has this engine. Fraser verifies the complete application before confirming an assembly.
Can I replace a Gen 1 engine with a Gen 2 engine?
Do not assume a generation swap is a direct replacement. Mechanical configuration, sensors, ignition equipment, controls, and vehicle requirements must be checked. Tell Fraser and your installer about any proposed swap before ordering.
Does a High Output 4.7L need a separate fitment check?
Yes. Identify whether the original vehicle has a standard-output or High Output engine and provide the full VIN. Fraser must confirm the appropriate engine configuration, supplied components, and availability for the application.
What does a remanufactured 4.7L engine include?
The generation pages list the exact packages. The referenced Fraser builds include a remanufactured block and cylinder heads, new internal wear components and timing components, gaskets and seals, a balanced and tested rotating assembly, and an oil pump. External parts and application-specific updates must be confirmed for the selected assembly.
What problems should my installer diagnose before engine replacement?
Have the shop investigate overheating, coolant loss, suspected cylinder-head or valve-seat damage, timing-system noise, low oil pressure, internal knocking, oil consumption, or compression loss. Symptoms require diagnosis; some faults may be repairable without a complete engine replacement.
Are OEM-spec and Fraser Advantage options available?
The generation product pages show available OEM-spec and Fraser Advantage packages. Compare their component lists, applicable updates, prices, and warranty terms, then verify availability for your VIN with Sales.
What warranty and shipping options can I review?
Review the selected generation page for the warranty attached to each engine, available No-Fault upgrades, delivery options, and core-return requirements. Eligibility, labor reimbursement, exclusions, and any shipping charges follow the confirmed order and written terms.
How do I see the price of a 4.7L replacement engine?
Open the Gen 1 or Gen 2 page using the year-range buttons to view the engine options and listed prices. Fraser confirms the selected assembly, availability, shipping, core terms, taxes, fees, and options before processing.
What information should I have ready?
Have your full 17-character VIN, model year, make, model, original engine details, transmission information, and delivery address ready. Mention previous engine swaps or modifications. Call 800-731-3177 and press 1 for Sales, Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM ET.
Find Your 4.7L Engine Options
Choose your year range to view builds and prices. A Fraser specialist can help confirm the correct assembly for your vehicle.
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