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Used Dodge 4.7 Engines for Sale
Used Dodge 4.7 V8 engines for Ram 1500, Dakota and Durango, plus the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Commander and Chrysler Aspen, matched to your VIN. Tell us the year and model and one independent supplier quotes availability, price and shipping to Texas or anywhere in the lower 48.
- Ships to all 48 contiguous states
- Fitment checked by VIN
- Free to ask
- $996used, typical low end
- $3,449remanufactured, from
- 7vehicle lines listed
- 1999earliest model year listed
Dodge 4.7 Engine Price: Used vs Remanufactured
- 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee4.7L (8 287), Standard, VIN N (8th digit, 16 Tooth Tone Wheel)$1,478–$3,716median $3,397 · 92 listings
- 2004 Dodge Durango4.7L (VIN N, 8th digit), w/o Carrier Mounting LH Rear Cylinder Block$1,224–$3,646median $3,400 · 87 listings
- 2005 Dodge Dakota4.7L, Standard (VIN N, 8th digit), EGR Valve$996–$1,700median $1,353 · 42 listings
- 2005 Dodge Dakota4.7L, Standard (VIN N, 8th digit), w/o EGR Valve$1,275–$3,468median $2,399 · 95 listings
- 2006 Dodge Ram 15004.7L, VIN N (8th digit)$1,175–$1,807median $1,400 · 95 listings
- 2009 Dodge Ram 15004.7L (VIN P, 8th digit)$2,100–$2,850median $2,400 · 85 listings
- Remanufactured8 remanufactured units listed by Powertrain Products$3,449–$4,499median $3,449 · 8 offers
Each used bar runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile of that version's asking prices, so half its listings fall inside it, and the dot marks the median. The supplier quotes your exact part, shipping and warranty.
These are part prices only. For labor and the total bill, see our engine replacement cost guide.
Dodge 4.7 at a glance
| Engine family | Chrysler PowerTech V8, called Next Generation Magnum in Dodge trucks; used only in trucks and SUVsSource: Wikipedia: Chrysler PowerTech engine |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 4,698 cc (286.7 cu in), 3.66 in bore × 3.405 in strokeSource: Wikipedia: 4.7 |
| Design | Cast-iron block, aluminum heads, one chain-driven overhead cam per head, two valves per cylinderSource: Wikipedia: 4.7 |
| Introduced | 1999 Jeep Grand CherokeeSource: Wikipedia: 4.7 |
Which Dodge 4.7 do you have?
High Output
265 hp and 330 lb-ft, from 2002 in the Grand Cherokee. Used yards file the High Output engine under its own interchange number.
Source: Wikipedia: 4.7 HO, Hollander: 2002 Grand Cherokee engine options2008 and later
A revised flex-fuel 4.7 with two spark plugs per cylinder, a new combustion chamber and 9.8:1 compression, rated 290–310 hp. Used yards file the 2008-and-later Ram 1500 engine under a different number (300-08047a) from the 2006–2007 engine (300-07447c).
Source: Wikipedia: 2008 revisions, Hollander: 2006 Ram 1500 engine options, Hollander: 2009 Ram 1500 engine optionsEGR or no EGR
Used yards split the 2005 Dakota 4.7 by whether the engine has an EGR valve, and the 2004 Durango 4.7 by a block-mounted carrier bracket.
Source: Hollander: 2005 Dakota engine options, Hollander: 2004 Durango engine optionsCheck before you buy a used Dodge 4.7
- Before or after 2008? The 2008-and-later 4.7 has two spark plugs per cylinder and a different combustion chamber, and used yards file it under a different number. Give the supplier your VIN.
- Standard or High Output? High Output engines are filed separately from standard ones. Check your VIN or the original window sticker.
- Check the small differences. Some 4.7s are split by an EGR valve or a block-mounted bracket. Tell the supplier the exact year and model so the part matches.
- Ask what's included. Long block only, or complete with intake, accessories and harness.
- Get mileage, testing and warranty in writing. Ask for the donor vehicle's mileage, how the engine was tested, the warranty term and the freight cost to your ZIP before you pay.
Vehicles that used the Dodge 4.7
- Dodge / Ram Ram 15002002–2013
- Dodge Dakota2000–2010
- Dodge Durango2000–2009
- Jeep Grand Cherokee1999–2009
- Jeep Commander2006–2009
- Chrysler Aspen2007–2009
- Mitsubishi Raider2006–2007
See the sourced table (7 rows)
| Vehicle | Model years |
|---|---|
| Dodge / Ram Ram 1500Wikipedia lists 2002–2010; EPA and yard records show the 4.7 through 2013 | 2002–2013 |
| Dodge DakotaWikipedia lists 2000–2007; EPA lists 2000–2011 and yard records include 2010 | 2000–2010 |
| Dodge Durango | 2000–2009 |
| Jeep Grand Cherokee | 1999–2009 |
| Jeep Commander | 2006–2009 |
| Chrysler Aspen | 2007–2009 |
| Mitsubishi Raider | 2006–2007 |
Rows appear in at least two of Wikipedia, the U.S. EPA vehicle records and used-yard records; where they disagree on years, the note says so. Always confirm by VIN.
Dodge 4.7 questions
How much does a used Dodge 4.7 engine cost?
Used-yard asking prices for a Dodge 4.7 typically ran $996 to $3,716 on October 22, 2026. That range runs from the lowest version's 25th percentile to the highest version's 75th percentile, across 6 versions (496 priced listings). Remanufactured units were listed from $3,449 to $4,499 (8 offers). Prices vary by version, mileage and shipping, so the supplier quotes your exact part.
Is the Dodge 4.7 a Hemi?
No. The 4.7 is a PowerTech V8, called Next Generation Magnum in Dodge trucks, with one overhead cam per head. The Hemi V8s are a different engine family.
What changed on the 4.7 in 2008?
A revised flex-fuel version with two spark plugs per cylinder, a new combustion chamber and 9.8:1 compression, rated 290–310 hp. Used yards file it under a different number from earlier engines.
Is the Jeep 4.7 the same as the Jeep 4.0?
No. The 4.0 is an inline-six. The PowerTech V8 shares only the name with the Jeep 4.0 PowerTech six.
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