Evan Fischer Front Engine Splash Shield Compatible with FORD ESCAPE 2013-2019, Fits LINCOLN MKC 2015-2019, Engine Under Cover

Fit my 2016 Escape ideally. I would advice buying the replace screws before replacing them. I live in New England, and almost every bolt is very rusty.

My Escape did not have a splash shield when I bought it. A very small piece of the original was stuck on a bolt meant to fasten it. Based on that piece, which seemed more of a paper based fiber, I’d say this new cover should last significantly longer if not indefinitely. It is a thick plastic and the mounting holes lined up almost perfectly. It was hard to get the first few bolts in while holding this up. Finally have peace of mind knowing the engine bay finally has protection from road debris and corrosion.

The shield is more rubbery than the plastic and felt product it replaced. I put it in the sun for half an hour to help it unfold from boxing. I used a new hardware set (Rexka 10 Sets T30 Engine Splash Shield… Screws), which proved useful to replace some hardware that was missing. It lined up well except the rear center bolt hole, causing it not to lay flat. Hopefully it doesn’t vibrate and cause noise, but I’m sure I can cut a hole and use a washer to make it fit perfectly. Overall I’m satisfied, it was a simple install.

Just my opinion, the OEM part was poorly constructed and the dealer wanted $150 for a replacement. Plus installation. We were pleased with replacement from Amazon. Fast delivery, good quality and apparently easy to install. (In and out in 45 minutes) I also bought the hardware package to make sure my local mechanic would have everything he needed. If you have the right equipment to DIY, It shouldn’t be that difficult. Check YouTube and save another $45.

This Engine Splash Shield part is the perfect fit for the 2013 Ford Escape model and is very reasonably priced, about half the cost vs dealer prices, I am very pleased with the quality of this part and the much lower priced for the same quality and fit as the dealer parts. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a replacement engine splash shield.

Installed correctly (watched multiple YT videos) and force of wind alone from driving caused the screws to pull right through the plastic across the entire front of the part

This is way better than the oem pan, soft but firm plastic instead of the flimsy fabric pan. I do recommend getting the Rexka hardware kit also for the $6.95 is worth it.Start to finish it took about 35min to install w/hardware.

I have mixed feelings on this. I bought it because my factory shield was damaged and hanging off and a new factory shield was over $200 and since this is plastic I figured it would hold up better than the factory version. Overall it's decent but what I don't like about it is the plastic is weak/flexible enough that it sags a little in the middle. I would have preferred a sturdier plastic with minimal sagging. It's good enough to use and still a good value for the money but if I ever have to buy another shield replacement I'll probably look at other options.