Complete Engines for Ford Edge

Ford Edge Complete Engines for Sale

Ford Edge has been in production since 2007, but the manufacturer has only used three major types of engines. The first generation of vehicles used either a Duratec V6 engine or an EcoBoost I4 engine. The second-generation used a turbocharged variation of Duratec and Ecoboost, while a new Duratorq I4 engine was also introduced in models produced after 2014.

If you're looking for a used engine for Ford Edge, eBay can help you find a reasonable deal on the original, affordable 2007 Ford Edge engine and 2008 Ford Edge engine. Here is a brief overview of three types of engines used in these vehicles:

• Duratec: These are the newer DOHC V6 engines produced by Ford. Their most notable features include displacement of up to 4.0-liter, DOHC four-valves per cylinder, variable cam timing, and direct-acting camshaft tappets.
• EcoBoost: As the name suggests, this is an engine manufactured to boost fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse emissions. Besides efficiency, it can also deliver power and torque consistent with large displacement engines. Ford claims that the engine is versatile and cost significantly less than similar engines.
• Duratorq: These are larger capacity five-cylinder units that are known for its Power-Stroke branding. The 2.0-Liter used in Ford Edge is identified by the 16-valve cylinder head and twin-chai driven camshafts.

Ford Edge has used 10 different models of its engines. The first generation of Ford Edge produced between 2007 and 2014 only used three engine variations. The Duratec 35 was produced in two phases until 2014. In contrast, Duratec 37 and Ecoboost I4 was used in models between 2011 and 2014.

The second generation of Ford Edge used seven engine variations. Among these, the EcoBoost I4 is the only engine that is still produced since it was introduced in the first generation. Duratec 35 and two versions of TDCI I4 were produced between 2016 and 2018. Similarly, Ecoboost V6 was also produced in two phases since the initial launch in 2015. EcoBlue I4 is yet another engine variation used since 2018.

Certain engines in the Ford Edge lineup are made specifically for the European markets. While there was no distinction among the first generation of Ford Edge engines, the second-generation ECoBlue I4 and TDCI I4 are marketed in Europe to meet local regulations. On the other hand, the V6 engine is preferred in the United States because these engines can produce more hp compared to their European counterparts. Examples of well-known first-generation engines in US vehicles include the affordable 2007 Ford Edge 3.5 engine and the 2010 Ford Edge engine. These engines are preferred in the American market because they can produce nearly 300 horsepower.