Ford Water Pumps
- Ford:
- GT,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- Explorer,
- Police Interceptor Utility
- Lincoln:
- Aviator
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Maverick
- Lincoln:
- Corsair
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- F-150 Lightning
- Ford:
- Excursion,
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- E-150,
- E-150 Club Wagon,
- E-150 Econoline,
- E-150 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-250,
- 3 more
- Ford:
- EcoSport,
- Fiesta,
- Focus
- Ford:
- Contour,
- Escape,
- Escort,
- Focus
- Mercury:
- Cougar,
- 2 more
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Aerostar,
- Bronco II,
- LTD,
- Mustang,
- Ranger,
- 4 more
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- F-150,
- Transit-150,
- Transit-250,
- Transit-350,
- 2 more
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Mustang,
- Transit-150,
- Transit-250,
- Transit-350,
- 1 more
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Bronco,
- Expedition,
- F-150
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- EcoSport
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- Bronco Sport,
- Edge,
- Escape,
- Maverick
- Lincoln:
- Corsair,
- 1 more
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- EcoSport,
- Edge,
- Escape,
- Explorer,
- Focus,
- 9 more
- Ford:
- Fiesta
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- Ranger
- Ford:
- E-250 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-350 Econoline,
- E-350 Econoline Club Wagon,
- F-150,
- F-250,
- 1 more
- Ford:
- F-150 Lightning
- Ford:
- F-150 Lightning
- Ford:
- Edge,
- F-150,
- Fusion
- Lincoln:
- MKX
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Escape
- Lincoln:
- Corsair
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- Mustang,
- Thunderbird
- Mercury:
- Cougar
- Ford:
- Taurus,
- Windstar
- Mercury:
- Sable
- Ford:
- Crown Victoria,
- Mustang
- Lincoln:
- Town Car
- Mercury:
- Grand Marquis,
- Marauder
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fiesta,
- Fusion,
- Transit Connect
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Milan
- Ford:
- Mustang,
- Thunderbird
- Lincoln:
- Mark VII
- Ford:
- Aerostar,
- Explorer,
- Ranger
- Mercury:
- Mountaineer
- Ford:
- F-150,
- F-150 Heritage,
- F-250,
- Mustang,
- Ranger
- 1 more
- Ford:
- Focus
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- F-150
- Lincoln:
- Navigator
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Transit-150,
- Transit-250,
- Transit-350,
- Transit-350 HD
- Ford:
- Focus
- Ford:
- E-Transit
- Ford:
- Crown Victoria,
- E-150,
- E-150 Club Wagon,
- E-150 Econoline,
- E-150 Econoline Club Wagon,
- 26 more
- Ford:
- E-350 Club Wagon,
- E-350 Econoline,
- E-350 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-350 Super Duty,
- Excursion,
- 7 more
- Ford:
- Bronco,
- E-150 Econoline,
- E-150 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-250 Econoline,
- E-250 Econoline Club Wagon,
- 6 more
- Ford:
- E-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Milan
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- F-150,
- Transit-150,
- Transit-250,
- Transit-350,
- 2 more
- Ford:
- E-350 Econoline,
- E-350 Econoline Club Wagon,
- F-250,
- F-250 HD,
- F-350
- Ford:
- E-350 Club Wagon,
- E-350 Econoline,
- E-350 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-350 Super Duty,
- Excursion,
- 2 more
- Ford:
- Aerostar,
- Ranger
- Ford:
- EcoSport,
- Fiesta,
- Focus
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Ford:
- Flex,
- Police Interceptor Sedan,
- Taurus
- Lincoln:
- MKS
- Mercury:
- Sable
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- Edge,
- Flex,
- Fusion,
- Taurus,
- Taurus X
- 5 more
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- Explorer,
- F-150,
- Mustang,
- Police Interceptor Utility
- 1 more
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Transit-150,
- Transit-250,
- Transit-350,
- Transit-350 HD
- Ford:
- Escape
- Ford:
- F-150
- Ford:
- Edge,
- F-150,
- Fusion
- Lincoln:
- Continental,
- MKX,
- 1 more
- Ford:
- Edge,
- F-150,
- Fusion
- Lincoln:
- Continental,
- MKX,
- 2 more
- Ford:
- Explorer,
- Police Interceptor Utility
- Lincoln:
- Aviator
- Ford:
- E-350 Super Duty,
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Bronco
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- F-150
- Ford:
- Edge,
- Escape,
- Focus,
- Fusion,
- Mustang
- 2 more
- Ford:
- Edge,
- Escape,
- Explorer,
- Focus,
- Fusion,
- 5 more
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Lincoln:
- Zephyr
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Milan
- Ford:
- Explorer,
- Explorer Sport,
- Explorer Sport Trac,
- Mustang,
- Ranger
- 1 more
- Ford:
- F-250 Super Duty,
- F-350 Super Duty
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Transit Connect
- Ford:
- E-250 Econoline Club Wagon,
- E-350 Econoline,
- E-350 Econoline Club Wagon,
- F-250,
- F-350
- Ford:
- Expedition,
- Explorer,
- F-150,
- Mustang,
- Police Interceptor Utility,
- 5 more
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fiesta,
- Fusion,
- Transit Connect
- Ford:
- F-150,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Lincoln:
- Zephyr
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Milan
- Ford:
- Explorer,
- Police Interceptor Utility
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Maverick
- Lincoln:
- Corsair
- Ford:
- Explorer,
- Mustang
- Ford:
- Focus
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Fusion
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Milan
- Ford:
- Edge,
- Explorer,
- Flex,
- Fusion,
- Police Interceptor Sedan,
- 7 more
- Ford:
- Escape,
- Taurus
- Mercury:
- Mariner,
- Sable
- Ford:
- Edge,
- Escape,
- Explorer,
- Fusion,
- Mustang
- 2 more
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Helpful Information
What does a water pump do in a car?
An auto water pump collects water from the radiator, directs it through the motor, and circulates it back to the radiator. This way, your motor keeps running at an optimal temperature. As the hot water flows through the radiator, the water pump brings it to the radiator to cool down and recirculate into the rest of the engine.
Where is the water pump located?
Car water pumps are often found on the front of the engine. Ford water pumps have a hub with a drive pulley on them and a fan secured to the pulley. You may also see a fan clutch on the pulley with bolts through a flange. Different bolts or studs place the fan behind the clutch.
How long does a water pump last?
Auto water pumps can last between 60,000 and 90,000 miles. They can last up to 100,000 miles with proper maintenance and if they’re made of top-quality materials. However, there are telltale signs that you will come across over time which means you need to replace your water pump.
What are the signs of a bad water pump?
If you’re driving with a faulty pump, your coolant can start leaking and form a puddle under your vehicle whenever you start your engine. Rust or gunk can also accumulate on a defective water pump. Moreover, a failing water pump may cause unusual sounds during operation, causing steam to come from the hood and resulting in constant engine overheating.
Can you drive a car with a bad water pump?
While you can still drive your car with a defective water pump, you can only do so for short trips and no more than five minutes. If you need to drive your vehicle with a broken water pump, make sure to make frequent stops to avoid engine overheating and damaging other components of your ride.