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2002 Ford Escape Fan Clutch, Fan Shroud, Fan Motor, Cooling Fan Assembly

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  • 1.Cooling - Cooling Fan (2.0L)
    2002 Ford Escape Cooling Fan Diagram 1 - Thumbnail
  • 2.Cooling - Cooling Fan (3.0L)
    2002 Ford Escape Cooling Fan Diagram 2 - Thumbnail
  • 3.Cooling System - Cooling Fan
    2002 Ford Escape Cooling Fan Diagram 3 - Thumbnail
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  • Ford YL8Z-8A520-AA Tube Assy
    YL8Z-8A520-AA
    Tube Assy
    • Production Date: 06/2000-03/2003
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: 6 Cyl 3.0L DOHC EFI Modular
    • Callout Name: 8A520
    • Replaced By: YL8Z-8A520-AB
    MSRP: $30.83 Your Price: $21.74

OEM 2002 Ford Escape Parts for Cooling Fan

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Thermostat Housing Installation and Repair Tips for 2002 Ford Escape

  • Q: How to service the thermostat housing on a 2.0L Zetec engine on 2002 Ford Escape?
    A: Service Thermostat housing in a 2.0L Zetec engine Removal of the thermostat is the first step in servicing the thermostat housing. Next, unplug and push the heater hose to the side. Take out the thermostat home, cleaning and checking the surface of the sealing. Lastly, reinstatement through reversal.
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