No. Both were same color, options so I couldn't tell them apart in the driveway.
I'd gotten to like the way the Escape's hybrid eCVT operates.
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I'd gotten to like the way the Escape's hybrid eCVT operates.
I kind of like the look of having an engine cover. Gives the Mav a more cleaned up appearance under the hood. It takes less than 3 minutes to take off and it doesn't need to be taken off for simple maintenance tasks like fluid changes.
All said I would purchase again!
All said I would purchase again!
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I ordered a cover before my truck got delivered couldn't stand to see that mess looked so unfinished, theirs a bunch of posts about this subject with part numbers etc. took me 10 min to install. Do a search, was reading somewhere its hard to get. I think I ordered one from a escape 2.0 or a bronco sport 2.0.Questioning under the hood observation.
My new Maverick might be missing an over the top engine cover. Not sure if any Maverick comes with them. What I see is the very top of the engine, and what appears as brass nut inserts (see picture, highlights) in the plastic engine cover on the head, where a possible cover could be mounted, bolted down to these brass inserts.
So do any of you have a deco cover over the engine? I read elsewhere of a owner finding a cover on EBay.
Of course I kinda like to see the top of the “engine”, not a cover per se.
Comment appreciated.
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All, I’m not keen to have/not have the cover. If I open the hood, point out the individual cylinder ignition coils, probably the folks standing next to me not know, nor care what they are.
I just wanted to know if the assembly forgot something.
I just wanted to know if the assembly forgot something.
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My Mav is coming with a fancy painted metal engine cover called " The Hood". Underneath that it is going commando, it's all the rage now.
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Great contribution Riley. Doesn’t help anyone but at least you got to make someone feel small.You weren’t aware of this? How much research did you do before buying a maverick?
You’re right; it was completely unnecessary and served no beneficial purpose.
Thank you for calling out my behaviour.
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Yea some engines don’t need a cover…
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I'd like one, but after some searching I chalked it up as a loss. I definitely don't want one with another logo. After seeing it be a rare availability I ended up removing it from my list of add ons. Now I just blow compressed air around the area when I do my oil changes.
The Lincoln one is nice and there are several different badges that can be glued to it.
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