OEM Engine Components

Maintaining your engine is more about taking care of what surrounds it. As the heart of your car, it should be the last destination for many fluids and air before it generates power through combustion. Though it's meant to last for about 10 years or so, this expensive lifespan might be shortened if you don't know how to maintain other parts of your car.

Engine Maintenance

• To keep your fuels clean and your engines efficient, you should change your air filters every year (or sometimes even 6 months).
• Lubrication should also be a priority to prevent early wear and tear. Changing your car's oil and it's oil filters can keep your car from overheating.
• Changing these filters should also prompt some inspection, just in case you see leaks dripping from certain areas under your car.
• Spark plugs should always be on hand just in case your engine suddenly starts misfiring. If the engine lights are up on your dashboard, then this is likely the culprit, especially if your car fails to start.

Many of the maintenance parts should be bought with high regard and care, as they're required to keep your Ford going. Ford Parts Online Depot provides original, high-quality items we can deliver to your doorstep. Buy now and receive OEM parts and accessories within a week after purchase!