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  1. 16th July 2007, 12:04 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Depends which 3.6. The old 4BC1/2 had a few problems (in trucks), hence the updated 4BE1 - which is a good engine smoother. Quite smooth and doesn't mind being wound all the way out. Similar output to a 4BD1, but at slightly higher revs.

    EDIT - if you want a (120") ute, DaveS on here has one he will be selling soon.
    Could also be a 4BB1, well thats what i have anyway!
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    His ad says its a 4BE1.
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    Quote Originally Posted by paulthepilot_5 View Post
    Could also be a 4BB1, well thats what i have anyway!
    Thanks for that - the 4BB1 is the old 3.6. The 4BC1/2 is a 3.3

    mojo - the 4BE1 is a good engine, and developed after the 4BD1. I have heard a few people say it isn't as torquey low down as the 4BD1, but take it for a test drive and see for yourself.
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    she will probably be a great little truck to drive with one of them, not too loud, and plenty of get up and go. The 4bb1 i have in mine is a lumpy old thing, but has never missed a beat! very simple and easy to work on engine!
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