Ford builds the same nameplate in dozens of configurations — an F-150 alone varies by engine, cab, bed length, axle, and tow package, and each changes brakes, driveline, and cooling parts. Tell us the VIN and we sort out the option codes so the part fits the first time.
What’s different about Ford cooling and AC parts
- The 3.5 Cyclone V6 (Explorer, Edge, Taurus, Flex) has an internal chain-driven water pump that leaks coolant into the oil when it fails — many owners replace it at the timing service.
- F-150 radiators differ by tow package (transmission and engine oil coolers), and early 3.5 EcoBoost intercoolers are known for condensation issues fixed with a revised part.
- Most Fords switched to R-1234yf refrigerant between 2017 and 2019; the compressor, condenser fittings, and oil are specific to the refrigerant on the underhood label.
Ford models we supply cooling and AC parts for
- Ford F-150
- Ford F-250
- Ford Ranger
- Ford Explorer
- Ford Mustang
- Ford Escape
- Ford Expedition
- Ford Fusion
- Ford Edge
- Ford Focus
Don’t see yours? We quote cooling and AC parts for every Ford sold in the US — call with your VIN.
What we need to quote your Ford cooling and AC parts
- Transmission type and whether there is a tow package (changes the radiator)
- Refrigerant type on the underhood label: R-134a or R-1234yf
- Rear AC or not, on vans and three-row SUVs
- Where the coolant is going — puddle, sweet smell, or disappearing with no leak
Ford cooling and AC parts FAQ
F-150, F-250, Ranger, Explorer, Mustang, Escape, Expedition, Fusion, Edge, Focus are the Ford models we quote most often, but we source cooling and AC parts for any Ford sold in the United States. If your model is not listed, call with the VIN and a specialist will check.
We decode your VIN and confirm transmission type and whether there is a tow package (changes the radiator); refrigerant type on the underhood label: R-134a or R-1234yf; rear AC or not, on vans and three-row SUVs; where the coolant is going — puddle, sweet smell, or disappearing with no leak. Nothing ships until a specialist has verified the part number against your exact build.
Yes — to all 50 states. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and ship via UPS, FedEx, or USPS, typically arriving in 3–5 business days. Call +1 (888) 908-0506 for a quote that includes shipping to your ZIP code.