Ford F8ce engine

The 2.0-liter engine Ford F8CE, also known as Split Port SPI 2000, was produced from 1997 to 2002 and installed in the third generation of the Escort model available in the US and Canadian markets. This engine was initially introduced as F7CE with minor modifications. The Split Port line also includes an engine labeled YS4E.

Technical specifications of Ford F8CE 2.0 Split Port SPI 2000 engine.

Exact capacity1988 cm³
Power systemdistributed injection
Engine power111 HP
Torque169 nm
Engine blockcast iron R4
Block headaluminum 8v
Cylinder diameter84.8 mm
Piston stroke.88 mm
Compression ratio9.35
Engine featuresCVH
Hydraulic compensator. tak
Timing drivebelt
Timing phase adjusterthere is no
Turbochargingthere is no
What oils to use3.78 liters 5W-30
Fuel type92
Environmental classEURO 3
Approximate life expectancy250 000 HP

Fuel consumption Ford F8ce engine

Using the example of the 1998 Ford Escort with a manual transmission:
City10.2 litry
Route6.7 litry
Mixed7.9 litry

Engine Overview and Common Failures

The weight of the F8CE engine according to the catalog is 112 kg. The engine number F8CE is located at the junction of the block and the gearbox. The most well-known problem of this engine is the valve seat dropout directly into the cylinders. Another common issue is frequent overheating due to coolant leakage. Spare parts for this power unit are not widely available and the prices are not satisfactory. Additionally, the engine is very noisy and the noise under the hood only increases with mileage. The only advantage that can be considered is the fact that in case of a belt failure, the valves do not bend.

Engine Ford F8ce

Ford
Escort USA 31997 - 2002

Engines from the same line as Ford F8ce engine

See Also

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