Applications

1.0L EcoBoost (3-cyl)

Used in compact cars and small crossovers. Known for wet-belt oil pump issues. Vehicles & Years:

1.5L EcoBoost (3- and 4-cyl versions)

Successor to the 1.6L. Known for coolant-intrusion issues in many years. Vehicles & Years:

1.6L EcoBoost (4-cyl)

Early EcoBoost; known for overheating and fire-related recalls. Vehicles & Years:

2.0L EcoBoost (4-cyl)

One of the most widely used EcoBoost engines. Some years affected by coolant intrusion and IMRC issues. Vehicles & Years:

2.3L EcoBoost (4-cyl, High Output)

Performance-oriented; used in sports cars and off-road vehicles. Some known head-gasket issues in early Focus RS. Vehicles & Years:

2.7L EcoBoost (V6)

Used heavily in trucks and SUVs. Known for carbon buildup and some early block porosity issues. Vehicles & Years:

3.0L EcoBoost (V6, Twin-Turbo)

High-performance variant used in Lincoln luxury and Ford Police Interceptor models. Vehicles & Years:

3.5L EcoBoost (V6 Twin-Turbo)

One of Ford’s most important truck engines. Known issues include timing chain stretch and condensation in intercoolers. Vehicles & Years:

High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost (HO):