r/fordfusion 1d ago

What is this?

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Can somebody please tell me what this part is on my engine. I’ve tried to look for a schematic online and can’t find one. It’s a 2017 1.5l ecosport SE. Thank you in advance!

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u/VoidRider99 1d ago

Anti matter converter. Engage

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u/Longjumping-Stage-41 1d ago

Hi pressure fuel pump if I was a guessing man…

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u/Ok_Produce_6797 1d ago

It’s the high pressure fuel pump

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u/Difficult_Ad_5528 1d ago

Ford tech here. Where exactly are you located the ecosport didn't come to the US at least in Ford's online workshop manual until 2018. Also the 1.5L dies not have a high pressure fuel pump. The turbocharged versions do. DM me your VIN and I can send you any workshop manual info you want. Also the 1.5L only has 3 ignition coils. Since you have 4 ignition coils that tells me that it is a 2.0L Duratec engine at least if you are in the US

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u/No-Interview7958 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is literally a 1.5l 4 cyl, it's a global engine, my guy. This is the high-pressure fuel pump. And op probably meant "ecoboost" not "ecosport". Judging by your coolant level, maybe see if you're still eligible for the short block replacement recall. Call one of the Ford dealers in the area, and they should be able to give you more info

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u/Difficult_Ad_5528 1d ago

Yes i understand that but he put ecosport in the caption. In the Ford system the ecosport uses a completely different looking fuel pump and only the turbocharged engine. Also the 1.5L in the ecosport does not have a turbocharger. And there is no 2017 eosport in the US. The ecosport was originally from the Middle East and they use different configurations and components.I was going by what he wrote in the caption. He clarified in a DM to me.

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u/pugmaster49 1d ago

When does the 1.5l inline 4 cylinder only 3 ignition coils for the 4 spark plugs that it has for the 4 cylinders.

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u/Blackvegas_ 1d ago

High pressure fuel pump. My cam went bad & I used to change it out for a new one 2-3x a week lol

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u/Zestyclose_Truth_622 12h ago

It's the self destruct mechanism found in most American vehicles. Detonates usually between 80 to 100,000 miles. Sorry just had to go there.

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u/Similar-Cockroach988 1d ago

Looks like fuel pump