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Old 11-13-2003, 07:26 PM
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Unhappy Help I need a SVT engine!!

I have a '98 contour SVT that I have nothing but LOVED ever since I purchased it. BUT yesterday I took it to a dealership because it was making a clicking noise in the engine and found that it has lost compression in the 6th cylinder and the cylinders are gummed. So I have no choice but to buy a new engine. I still owe 9,000 on the loan, and can't afford the $4,000 to repair the engine. Let me know if you have any engines for sale! Or any great ideas!
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Old 11-14-2003, 05:44 AM
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Cool engine

if i where you i`ll be looking for a wreck one. that`s all i did to get my svt engine sport to svt drop. good luck. juck yards body shops are a good place to start. my be even auot parts store.
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sounds like a spun bearing. A perfect opportunity to do a 3.0L swap. Youll pay less than an svt motor, and with the addition of the svt heads, your looking at an extra 20-30 hp and 30 tq.

Pick up a used 3.0L DOHC duratec (NOT vulcan) engine from a 1999 Taurus or Sable which is for the most part the same motor. Its just been bored over from a 2.5L to a 3.0L. youll have to fill one of the oil passages with some jb weld and shorten the crank on the timing cover side. Its not to hard of a job to do. Ive swapped mine out with a 3.0L along with numerous others over on www.contour.org. Any other questions feel free to ask!
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Go to www.car-part.com. Do a search for your engine. There is one in Ohio for $850

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