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#294184 11/12/01 07:46 AM
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Does anyone know the exact displacement of the Zetec engine? I have seen various #'s. My chilton's maual says 1999cc, Kragen.com and Carparts.com have their own figures, and when I entered the bore and stoke specs(from chiltons manual) into the equation for Displacement it gave me 1987.5cc. So what is it, I need to know! I have some very nice mods in the works wink and I need precise data going into them. Thanks.


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#294185 11/12/01 02:36 PM
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You're referring to engine size, not displacement.

All US zetecs have 2.0 L displacement.

The size may vary by year by I don't know if it is as large as 1800cc.


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1986cc is a number I run across frequently. Your manual should say something about it somewhere (probably in the back)


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I have seen both 1999cc and 2000cc listed as displacement. Not sure if some years pistons are dished or domed which would make diffrences in displacement.

By the way redhawk, a gasoline engines size is usually refered to by its displacement, as apposed to its physical size or horsepower rating. And 1999cc's + 1.999L...ya need to buff up on the metric system a little bit wink

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Sorry if it was confusing but for most of us non-SAE certified guys, you hear displacement referred to and engine size as two different numbers.


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I am in need of an accurate #, be it by model year or whatever. Thanks.


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#294190 11/12/01 09:54 PM
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Look there towards the bottom right. Says 1988cc.

Same here .

If your mods are so sensitive that a few CC's will make a big difference, I'd suggest taking the engine apart and actually measuring things by hand.

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Perry, thanks for the info, but these are specs of zetecs outsided the US. Before everyone gets there flame throwers out about them being "exactly the same" let me just say: thats crap. The US spec Zetec has less HP due to it's Lower CR 9.6:1 V/S the Euro/Aussie spec Zetec with 10:1. If the CR is different it is highly likely there is a difference in thier displacement. Be it 11cc or 1.


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http://carpoint.msn.com/Vip/Engines/Ford/Contour/1996.asp (1996 Zetec -- 3.34 x 3.46... do the math, what do you get?)

Here's a few more pages w/ Zetec specs...
http://www.uscaterham.com/zetec.html
http://www.rmsci.com/engines.html
http://www.fordhaven.com/specs/2001_escape_1.html (that's for the 2001 Escape... still the exact same bore x stroke)
http://www.focaljet.com/5_resources/5_01-specs.htm
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/archives/features/feature03_0601.jsp (SVT Focus even uses the same bore x stroke)

Are you convinced?

P.S. Thanks Google !

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Quote:
Originally posted by OhSigmaChi:
The US spec Zetec has less HP due to it's Lower CR 9.6:1 V/S the Euro/Aussie spec Zetec with 10:1. If the CR is different it is highly likely there is a difference in thier displacement. Be it 11cc or 1.


Probably not, actually... a different head would affect the compression, but would not affect the bore x stroke. To do that you'd need either a different block & pistons, or a different crankshaft & rods. I don't think anybody's changed those.

But then, off the top of my head I seem to remember a figure closer to 1950cc than to 1990...


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