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AntonUK

posted on 14/11/11 at 10:03 PM Reply With Quote
Best Source of Rebuild Parts

Hi All,
As I am new to this Zetec game, so can someone advice on the best places to look for engine rebuild(ish) bits... I need the following for my 1800cc Zetec silvertop lump

    Headgasket set
    Bottom end gasket set
    Water pump
    Oil Pump
    Cam Belt Kit
    Aux Belt



Basically I have the engine minus oil and water pumps, head, sump and gearbox removed. And need to put it back together.

I have looked on ebay but car model and years are slightly confussing, and also found LDS engineering which seem resonable and make the products as 'blacktop' and 'silvertop' which is useful.

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austin man

posted on 14/11/11 at 10:45 PM Reply With Quote
you need the 1.8 escort pump if its a silvertop engine





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luke

posted on 14/11/11 at 10:51 PM Reply With Quote
Burton power has lots of engine guides. their products they sell are often performance and therefore expensive over standard parts. but their imformation should allow you to guesstimate a year and car model and allow u to go into your local motorfactors for bits
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Dusty

posted on 15/11/11 at 01:14 AM Reply With Quote
If you can read the engine number, on the rear flange that bolts to the bellhousing just above the starter motor) then you should be able to work out a year. Then go to 'Gaskets for classics' on ebay for gaskets.
Local motor factors may be easiest for the rest. Say 1.8 94 mondeo except for the water pump which is escort.
Auxilary belt from Halfords which allows you to choose by length once you know what alternator set-up you will run.

May seem an odd question but why refurbish a zetec engine. Easier and cheaper to get another from the scrappy? Not as if they are rare, expensive or wear out under 100,000 miles.

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Trollyjack

posted on 15/11/11 at 06:36 PM Reply With Quote
Burton Power





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