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Found it on car-part.com , HOUSEPARTS@aol.com was the
shop in Rouge River, MI (Detroit area). I was very impressed with the shop and transaction. Stopped by to look at it, saw it in the 2002 Sable and the 17K odometer. Picked up the next day after its removal.

Since my 2.5L SVT has 85K on it, I'm doing a Hybrid. Figure I'll use the valvesprings, valves (with machining of course), camchains and roller finger followers off the 3.0L.
Still need to verify that camchains are interchangeable.


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Originally posted by bnoon:
That's O.K. to be confused, that's what we're here for. ... That in itself makes this swap very easy to adapt to your needs.




Brad, is there a "preferred" year of Duratec for a 3L Hybrid swap? I've read Terry Haines discussion about some of the 3L BS on the net at a thread over at fordcontour.org regarding such a hybrid swap and he mentions that newer engines have problems just swapping out heads (ie they need adapters and the like). I am under the impression that this is basically a glorified and sweat-heavy head gasket swap (in addition to block prep, pull old, swap components, insert new).

Or am I waaay off?


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Originally posted by 99fordsvt:
Still need to verify that camchains are interchangeable.




IIRC Late 00 they switched to a smaller chain. So they are not compatible.

You can search for the exact date. Procyon posted it a few times many moons ago.


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Would one look for the entire engine or just the block??

Using car-part.com I found just a '99 block for $225. How useful would that be (assuming I'd go for the over-bore pistons)?
Are things like crank, oil pan, pump, etc a direct swap from the 2.5?


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IIRC, everything but the pistons should cross right over. The crank is weighted differently.....not sure how that'd work out.......


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is there any difference between an escape block???? i found an 2002 ford escape block for an absolute steal with low miles....but would it work? also being a 2002 is that ok?


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Escape should work fine. Actually due to some minor oil cooling routing rework on the Taurus, I heard that the Escape is actually slightly easier than a Taurus/Sable.

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