2013 - 2016 Ford Escape Coolant Leaks, Repairs, and Helpful Tools
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Skill Level
IntermediateTime Required
Full dayEstimated Cost
$50–200Equipment
Ford 2013-2016 EscapePermit Required
NoTools Needed
socket set, wrenches, screwdrivers, coolant drain pan, thermostat housing tool, gasket scraperWe are sharing all the coolant leaks, repairs, as well as tips and helpful tools used for our 2013 1.6L EcoBoost Ford Escape in the past 11 years of ownership.
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This includes the Coolant Bypass Solenoid, the coolant outlet flange with temp sensor, the overflow hose, as well as the heater core hoses and lower radiator line.
PART NUMBERS and AMAZON LINKS (Affiliate):
- COOLANT BYPASS SOLENOID: BM5Z-18495-A
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- COOLANT OUTLET FLANGE w TEMP SENSOR and O-RING: BM5Z-8592-A
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Know the tools that will help you out bigtime, such as the hose clamp plier set, the Lisle quick connect tool, and a pressure test kit.
*Amazon (Affiliate) Links*:
HOSE CLAMP PLIERS: https://amzn.to/4loPIHn
LISLE QUICK DISCONNECT TOOL: https://amzn.to/3IrgsrX
Other handy and basic items to have include of course, funnels and a catch pan for when you're draining your coolant during these repairs.
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