The nut should not be visible on top of the stud. The stud sits on the bottom the cover goes over the stud then the nut goes on, bad picture quality but noticeably different.
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Engine Cover installed in 2.0L Ecoboost Maverick engine bay (From Escape)
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Could be. I couldn’t see any of that in the first pic.The nut should not be visible on top of the stud. The stud sits on the bottom the cover goes over the stud then the nut goes on, bad picture quality but noticeably different.
That's zoomed in on the one I was talking about, you shouldn't be able to see the nut snug with the bottom of the stud, as the cover should be between the 2, otherwise what's the point of the nut on top
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I saw what your saying there. 
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Really gives your engine compartment a clean and upscale look. Thanks for sharing! I'm wondering if there's a cover for the 2.5 hybrid.Thought y’all might like seeing the engine bay cleaned up a little. I bought the cover available for the Escape 2.0.
Fits great. You will want to buy the additional studs to secure it with but all in it was only about $75.
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Didn't mean to make you think there is one specifically for the Maverick. It is for the Escape, but it does not say Escape. It only has the Ford oval on it.
The part numbers on my order follow but be sure to ask your parts guy's opinion before you order.
Cover - - - - - LX6Z6A949B
Nut --------- W520201S437
Stud--------- W714647S450B
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Thanks. No worries. I meant a cover made for the Escape that would fit the hybrid engine in the Maverick. And, thanks to you, we now know one exists!
I ordered the parts on faith that they will fit, I don't have the truck yet. The parts 'should fit' because it's the same hybrid engine in both the Maverick and the Escape.
From pics that I have seen of the hybrid engine, the ball studs and threaded insert are on the Maverick to mount the cover and it makes sense that it should fit. Not guaranteed.
Thanks for the update. I have the truck but not the parts. LOL. $75 is a bit steep in my mind. Not sure how often I'll be opening the engine compartment, but if it helps keep it clean, it might be a wise investment.
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Another cover installed. Big thanks to the forum members who did the research and posted the correct part numbers. Cost me $101 shipped.
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