Best to take it to a dealer for a check or a transmission specialist. Get two opinions to make sure if you don't trust them.
I am trying to change the oil transmission on my ford ranger 1998 but I do not know what kind of oil it needs. it's a 4 cylender
it is to the left of the heads and you use a funnle and put it in the dipstick hole i know it sounds stupid but your working on a ford
Hi there, A transmission for a Contour won't fit in a Taurus. However, I am in need of a 1997 Contour Transmission. Please let me know how much you want for it and I will buy it from you. Thanks, Stephen 720-298-8561
The Transmission Drain plug for the 1998 Ford Contour (at least my automatic transmission with a V6 engine)is found under the front/middle of the car slightly to the passenger side. You can tell what it is because it points down with a female square shaped bolt/plug. If you are looking at the underside of the car it is more towards the back/middle of the car than the oil drain plug. You can often check out a book from the library on your type of car with photos and everything you need to know. Actually I was wrong the drain plug is more under the driver side of the engine... But the rest of the description still applies.
The ford mondeo is a European cars, the head lights and the grill from th ford mondeo, they look semilar as those from the ford contour
On a 1999 Ford Contour : In the passenger compartment fuse panel ( # 27 is a 15 amp fuse for the cigar lighter )
computer controlled.
While there is an external similarity, the ultimate answer is no. Jaguar used a 5-speed automatic made specifically for their car, while the Contour trans is a 4-speed. Since the transmissions are computer controlled, the computer in the Jag wouldn't know how to deal with the Contour, or any other, transmission. Your best bet is to try to find a good Jag trans in a wrecking yard.
Check owner's manual. If you don't have one copy and paste link below; www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals
by Tigercadd:The drain plug is at the bottom of the radiator, passenger side facing the engine compartment. Im not a Big mechanic or anything but i know a few basics, not every car has a drain plug for the radiator, if it does, it will be on the bottom of the rad. if it doesnt a simple way to drain the coolant would be to disconect the bottom rad hose and let the coolant drain through thatI have looked at the manual and from what I can remember, on the Ford Contour, you have to remove the plastic splashboard underneath the front part of the car before you can see the radiator drain plug on a 1998 Ford Contour. I have not actually changed the radiator fluid on my Contour but I know you will have to remove the bolts that hold the splashboard on and remove the splashboard before you can see the radiator drainplug.
need to know where transmission plug is for a 2002 ford explorer?
I have the same question i need to find the Relay... anybody have any idea where it is located?, its outside both fuse boxes i know that much, no idea where from there. Thanks