Compare Fusion engine prices. Rebuilt Duratec & TDCi units for C160/C161 (2002-2009) with 12m warranty from UK suppliers.
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Engine Finders specializes in Fusion engines with solutions for Zetec, Duratec, and ST petrol units across all generations - from early timing belt variants to late-life ST225 chain-driven performance engines.
Rebuilt with updated head gaskets for Zetec 1.4L/1.6L (2002-2009).
Fully remanufactured with revised oil pump for Duratec 1.6L (2005-2011).
Reconditioned with timing belt renewal for early Zetec units (pre-2006).
Direct OEM-fit replacements for ST225 (2.5L Duratec) turbo failures.
Refurbished with valve stem seal upgrade for oil consumption fixes.
Verified low-mileage Zetec/Duratec units with full service history.
Engine Finders Fusion UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Ford Fusion replacement engines. From 2.5L Duratec petrol engines to 2.0L EcoBoost and 1.5L EcoBoost powertrains found across the Fusion range, we provide comprehensive engine solutions. Whether you're battling EcoBoost turbocharger failures across multiple Fusion variants or dealing with Duratec timing chain issues in earlier models, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
Our specialists address the shared turbocharger design flaw affecting 1.5L and 2.0L EcoBoost engines across Fusion models from 2013-2020, implementing Ford's recommended upgrades including enhanced cooling systems and improved wastegate components to ensure long-term reliability.
Early Fusion models equipped with Duratec 2.5L engines suffer from timing chain wear due to inadequate tensioning systems. Our reconditioned engines include Ford's upgraded tensioner design and reinforced chain guides to eliminate the characteristic timing chain noise and prevent catastrophic failure.
Ford's EcoBoost engines across Fusion models are prone to carbon buildup on intake valves due to the direct injection design. Our rebuild process includes complete intake cleaning, upgraded intake components, and Ford's recommended fuel system modifications to prevent recurring carbon-related performance issues.
Fusion models across all engine variants suffer from coolant system degradation, particularly water pump seals and thermostat housings. Our reconditioned engines include Ford's upgraded cooling components and improved sealing materials to prevent the costly coolant-related damage that plagues these vehicles.
High-mileage Fusion EcoBoost engines experience oil pump wear and timing chain drive failures due to increased stress from turbocharging. Our specialists install Ford's reinforced oil pump design and upgraded chain components to prevent the oil pressure drops and timing issues that commonly affect these engines.
Fusion engines require specific PCM calibration for proper operation. Our reconditioned engines include the latest Ford software updates and proper ECU programming to prevent common issues like misfires, poor fuel economy, and emissions system faults that affect multiple Fusion variants.
Fusion models use various transmission types including CVT and traditional automatics. Our engine specialists verify complete transmission compatibility and include all necessary interface components, sensors, and programming to ensure perfect integration with your existing transmission system.
Fusion engines must meet strict emissions standards across all variants. Our reconditioned engines include all necessary emissions components with proper OE specifications and include updated EGR systems and catalytic converters to prevent emissions-related failures and ensure MOT compliance.
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Engine Finders Fusion UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Ford Fusion replacement engines. Whether battling EcoBoost turbocharger failures across multiple Fusion variants or dealing with Duratec timing chain issues in earlier models, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions for the entire Fusion series.
The Ford Fusion evolved through multiple generations from 2006-2020, featuring various engine families including Duratec 2.5L petrol, 1.5L EcoBoost, 2.0L EcoBoost, and 2.5L Atkinson hybrid engines. All EcoBoost variants (2013-2020) suffered from turbocharger wastegate failures and direct injection carbon buildup addressed in Ford Technical Service Bulletin 14M05. The earlier Duratec 2.5L engines (2006-2012) shared timing chain tensioner issues regardless of trim level, while hybrid models featured unique Atkinson cycle engines with specific cooling system requirements. Each generation utilized Ford's global C1 platform architecture, creating common mounting and compatibility patterns across the series.
The Fusion series encompasses multiple engine families spanning different model years and trim levels, each with specific failure patterns and component compatibility requirements across the entire series.
All Fusion engines utilize Ford's C1 platform mounting systems, allowing for cross-variant compatibility within generation boundaries. The EcoBoost family shares common direct injection components and turbocharger systems regardless of displacement, creating similar failure patterns across 1.5L and 2.0L variants.
For Fusion owners, used engines carry significant risks due to the series-wide failure patterns affecting multiple engine families. The EcoBoost variants (2013-2020) require careful inspection of turbocharger systems and direct injection components, while Duratec engines (2006-2012) need thorough timing chain assessment.
Reconditioned Fusion engines with updated components (turbochargers 7L0145701A, timing chain tensioners 6R6Z6D254A) are recommended for EcoBoost and Duratec families respectively, providing superior reliability compared to used alternatives across all trim levels.
Our reconditioned Fusion engines include comprehensive component upgrades addressing series-wide failure patterns across all engine families and model years within the Fusion series.
All units undergo 3-hour dyno testing simulating real-world loads across Fusion trim levels, with compression checks meeting Ford WDS standards for the entire series. Testing includes EcoBoost boost pressure verification, Duratec timing chain operation, and hybrid system integration where applicable.
All reconditioned Fusion engines include comprehensive warranty coverage addressing the series-wide failure patterns and component reliability across all engine families.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family and mileage. Timing chain components in Duratec engines may have specific terms due to design characteristics affecting all Fusion variants.
When your engine fails, Ford Fusion engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
1. Disassembly & Logging: Engines fully stripped using Ford WSM procedures; every part logged against B256/B275 specs, with critical measurements recorded (e.g., Zetec bore wear max 0.08mm).
2. Inspection & Diagnostics: Cylinder heads checked for warpage (<0.05mm), ST225 turbo shaft play measured (<0.1mm), oil pump gears inspected per Ford TSB 06E12.
3. Machine Work: Heads resurfaced only if >0.05mm runout; blocks bored only if wear exceeds Ford limit - most Zetec units qualify for reuse with gasket-only repair.
4. Precision Rebuild: All gaskets, seals, and timing components replaced with OEM-spec parts - e.g., Gates T425 belt kit for pre-2006 Zetec engines.
5. Torque & Assembly: Head bolts tightened in 3-stage sequence to 20Nm + 90° + 90° (per Ford WSM 303-01a for Zetec); ST225 main caps torqued to 45Nm + 90°.
6. Validation Testing: 60-minute bench run at variable RPM, oil pressure verified at 2.5 bar (idle) / 5.0 bar (3,500 RPM), compression rechecked post-run for stability.