2020-2023 Ford Explorer 3.3L Engine Block Heater Wire Assembly OEM

Name: 2020-2023 Ford Explorer 3.3L Engine Block Heater Wire Assembly OEM
Brand: Ford
SKU: L1MZ-6B018-BA
Price: 301.87 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 301.87

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This is a Genuine OEM Ford Engine Block Heater Wire Assembly for the 2020–2023 Ford Explorer equipped with the 3.3L V6 engine. The wiring pigtail connects the engine block heater to the vehicle's electrical system, ensuring reliable cold-weather starting performance.

This is a direct-replacement OEM part sourced from Ford, guaranteeing a factory-fit installation with no modifications required. Positioned at the front of the engine, it is designed specifically for the 3.3L V6 engine in the Explorer. Part suffix -BA designates a specific connector routing or build configuration within the 6B018 block heater wiring family; please verify compatibility with your vehicle's build before ordering. One wiring pigtail assembly is included.

Quick Part Facts

Condition: New, Genuine OEM Ford
Position: Front
Type: Wiring Pigtail / Wire Assembly
Engine: 3.3L V6
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Number in Pack: 1

Fitment

Year Range	Make	Model	Trim/Engine	Notes/Options
2020-2023	Ford	Explorer	3.3L V6	Engine Block Heater Wire Assembly; Part suffix -BA build configuration

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