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Ford ContourFord Contour combines sporty driving dynamics with the comfort and practicality of a four-door sedan. It doesn't have the rear-seat space of a Taurus, but Ford improved rear legroom and revised the styling. Contour SVT pours on the coal with a higher output version of the Duratec V6, a sports suspension and bigger brakes.
[QUOTE=reckedracing;29963]I recently bought a 1998 Ford Contour SVT with a blown motor and am having trouble finding a replacement motor.
The only motor I found is from a Ford Contour with a 2.5 v6 duratec, but its from a sport.
I have read that these have 170 hp compared to the SVT's 195hp. Are they any other differences?
The 8th digit on the VIN is an L instead of a G like on my car.
What can you tell me about the 3liter swaps?
any write ups on that swap?[/QUOTE]
FYI. 3L from a Taurus are a common swap, more power, can be found with low miles for not a lot of money, usually cheaper than finding a low mileage 2.5 SVT engine.
Good resource for the 3L swap can be found here http://contour.org/ceg-vb/index.php just search for more information
Unfortunently I've never done the 3l swap, so I'm defienently not an expert on that.
***EDIT*** Just noticed your a member over at CEG also.
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Dave '00 Tropic Green SVT Contour \ #905 of 2150, born 12/14/99 \ knauberized \ Pioneer H/U \ topshop eyelids \ painted oval
98 Contour SVT needing a PCM(ECU) AND Main Engine Harness
Hey loc0gring07,
Do you have any Contour SVT parts?? Im needing the Main Wiring Harness and a good PCM(ECU)..
Do you have any of these parts?? Or anyone else on here have them??
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