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Old 22nd June 2010, 05:46 PM
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Will send some tomorrow Josh, just about to leave to pick up the little one.

If i forget just give me a nudge......AndyH
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Old 23rd June 2010, 05:10 PM
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anyone know the standard engine hight with sump of the zetec's? starting to worry about my skyline lump now rofl
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Old 23rd June 2010, 11:24 PM
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Escort and Mondeo Zetecs have completely different sumps. Bonzo had to cut out only about 2 cm out of his Escort sump. Mondeo sump has a sloping bottom and has to loose some 5 cm at the deepest point.

The datum you're looking for is probably the distance between the center of input shaft and bottom of bell housing on the Type 9 box. It's 155 mm. The bottom of the bell housing dictates the depth of the sump chop. Also, the book prescribes positioning the engine by putting it on the floor and raising the chassis on pieces of 25x25 scrap. So, the design height of the crankshaft is 130 mm from the bottom.

Here's how I positioned my Zetec: http://fridge.pov.lt/~alga/zetec/chassis.dxf
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