A user here recently replaced his motor with one from an ecosport without issue since there is a shortage of ones out of a focus.
Hybrid focus uses 2.0 as far as im aware of.

 

If you've got a link to the thread about him putting an ecosport engine in that'd be great. The guy with the hybrid motor has pics and it's definitely the 3 cylinder 1.0. Now you've got me thinking it may be a motor out of another car.

 

Looks like the dude didn't know what he was talking about. Researched the Vin and it's a 2015 se 1.0 with a manual trans. Won't work on my car since it's an automatic. Looks like I'll have to buy an ecosport engine.

 

Lol both of you don't know what you're talking about. All 1.0L are the same and will bolt up. Riceboost successfully took an engine from an EcoSport and transplanted it into his manual Focus so you can do the opposite.

 

Lol I was referring to the guy I was in talks with about his 1.0 out of a supposed hybrid car. I can see how you thought I was talking about the other guy on the forum who took an ecosport motor and put it in a focus but that's not what I was referring to.

Please link me the thread about the ecosport swap if you have it. I can't find it.

 

I re-read your comments and edited mine. Search his profile for it.

 

OK I was under the impression that the 5 speed engines had a different crankshaft for the flywheel to bolt up to. I was going to be able to get the engine for 350 bucks but shipping would have killed the deal. On top of that I can't believe what the guy says because he was adamant that it came out of a hybrid car with a manual transmission and was also saying it was a 2017 and not a 2018.

I'll do my research and just buy an ecosport engine off of ebay and swap it out and call it good. Thanks for the help. I'll look up that profile.

 

OK I was under the impression that the 5 speed engines had a different crankshaft for the flywheel to bolt up to. I was going to be able to get the engine for 350 bucks but shipping would have killed the deal. On top of that I can't believe what the guy says because he was adamant that it came out of a hybrid car with a manual transmission and was also saying it was a 2017 and not a 2018.

I'll do my research and just buy an ecosport engine off of ebay and swap it out and call it good. Thanks for the help. I'll look up that profile.

I don't know if the crankshafts are different at the flywheel on the 2.0L NA Focii, but the 2.0L and 1.0L Focii use different auto and manual transmissions. So there's some kind of differences...

Like what Ductape91 said, the NA Focus Hybrid uses a 2.0L NA for the engine. Ford does use the 1.0L EcoBoost in hybrids in Europe...

I read Riceboost's posts. I sure hope he's right because I do not want to spend 1500 on an ecosport engine to find out it doesn't work. It would make sense they're all the same engine though. Keep costs down by having the same production parts across the board.

You'll need to find an EcoSport that uses the BOSCH MEDG17.0 or BOSCH MED17.2 ECUs, and match it to the one you have. That'll ensure the easiest compatibility since the EcoSport and Focus use those ECUs. I don't know how to find out which one is which outside of physically looking at the ECU part numbers.

 

I read Riceboost's posts. I sure hope he's right because I do not want to spend 1500 on an ecosport engine to find out it doesn't work. It would make sense they're all the same engine though. Keep costs down by having the same production parts across the board.

 

2018-2020 Ford EcoSport Engine Motor 1.0L Vin E 8th Digit Turbo | eBay

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This looks to be about the best deal for a complete engine. Anything I should know before making the l purchase? I can't verify the Bosch computer like previously mentioned.