2019-2025 Ford Escape 2.0L 1.5L AWD Transmission Oil Cooler OEM

Name: 2019-2025 Ford Escape 2.0L 1.5L AWD Transmission Oil Cooler OEM
Brand: Ford
SKU: J1GZ-7869-B
Price: 132.83 USD
Availability: InStock

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This is a Genuine OEM Ford Automatic Transmission Oil Cooler designed as a direct replacement for the 2019–2025 Ford Escape and 2019–2024 Ford Edge. It mounts on the side of the transmission and is engineered to maintain proper fluid temperatures in the 8F35 8-speed automatic transmission.

Genuine OEM Ford part, located on the side of the transmission. Fits the 2.0L engine from production date 11/28/2022 onward, and the 1.5L engine from production date 02/10/2020 onward on AWD vehicles only. Compatible with the 8F35 transmission. This part is designed for vehicles WITHOUT a hot weather package and WITHOUT a trailer towing package — do not install on vehicles equipped with either of those options.

Quick Part Facts

Condition: New Genuine OEM Ford
Position: Side of Transmission
Transmission: 8F35 8-Speed Automatic
Engines: 2.0L (from 11/28/2022), 1.5L AWD (from 02/10/2020)
For vehicles WITHOUT hot weather package and WITHOUT trailer towing package
1.5L fitment requires AWD drivetrain

Fitment

Year Range	Make	Model	Trim/Engine	Notes/Options
2019-2025	Ford	Escape	2.0L	8F35 transmission; from production date 11/28/2022; without hot weather package; without trailer towing package
2019-2025	Ford	Escape	1.5L	8F35 transmission; AWD only; from production date 02/10/2020; without hot weather package; without trailer towing package
2019-2024	Ford	Edge	2.0L EcoBoost	8F35 transmission; without hot weather package; without trailer towing package; side of transmission

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