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Hello, I'm thinking of buying an 2013 Expedition Limited or XLT. My neighbors 2004 has what I believe is referred to as a Front Engine Splash Shield, as does a 2014 Expedition EL on a dealers lot.
I've looked at four 2013 Expeditions and none of them has any type of shield to keep stuff from bouncing into the serpentine belt and pulleys. My question: what years did the Expedition have this "shield" or is it a dealer add on, or what??
Thanks for your input.
Bob
Last edited by Mraucsco; Sep 16, 2017 at 08:39 PM.
Reason: found answer locally
Bob, I just bought a used 2013 Expedition (not from a dealer) and I have the same question about the lack of protection for the front of the engine, seems like a whole lot of nothing protecting the belt and all of the front of the engine area. I have an EL with the 5.4 and 4x4. Is something missing? Is it an option, any help would be appreciated, Joe
Hello, I'm thinking of buying an 2013 Expedition Limited or XLT. My neighbors 2004 has what I believe is referred to as a Front Engine Splash Shield, as does a 2014 Expedition EL on a dealers lot.
I've looked at four 2013 Expeditions and none of them has any type of shield to keep stuff from bouncing into the serpentine belt and pulleys. My question: what years did the Expedition have this "shield" or is it a dealer add on, or what??
Thanks for your input.
Bob
Hello there Mraucsco, I’m new in the forum and I have exactly the same problem, no engine splash shield on the 2013 Ford Expedition XLT, just wonder if you were able to find anything to fix this issue?
many thanks
My 2007 Navigator has a rubber/composition shield but some of the fastener holes ripped and it was hanging down. I ordered a new one from Ford but it is slightly different and some holes don't line up with the frame holes so I 'reattached' the original temporarily . . . 4 months ago . . . and it is still in place. When it eventually falls down again I will put holes in the right places on the new one and use it.
Some owners in forums mention not bothering to replace it but the engineers must have seen a benefit in protecting the front of the engine and improving air flow through the radiator.
I could not find it online after extensive searching so I went to the dealer to order it. I am away from home right now but I can post the part number next week.
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