Description
Warranty and technical condition of the part
The engine is sold with a 90-day warranty.
The power unit was tested before removal and is in full working order.
Listing details
The offer applies to a bare engine.
The engine is sold without accessories (e.g. alternator, starter motor, manifolds, injectors, turbocharger, etc.).
Ford Ranger III Bare Engine Block SAFA 3.2 TDCI Diesel 200 HP is a factory-supplied diesel engine block designed for professional repairs and rebuilds of the drivetrain in the third-generation Ford Ranger. The bare engine base allows for precise transfer of ancillaries from the existing unit and maintains the vehicle’s original configuration.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 1885682
- Mark: Ford
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 1885682
- Substitutable numbers: 1885682, FB3Q6006GA, FB3Q-6006-GA
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Number of cylinders: 5
- Part type: Engine Long Block
- Category: Engines
- Engine code: SAFA
- Mileage: 99 000
SAFA 3.2 TDCI Engine Characteristics
The engine block with the code SAFA belongs to the 3.2 TDCI engine family used in the Ford Ranger III. It is a five-cylinder diesel with a robust construction, designed for operation in demanding conditions – from driving with heavy loads to off-road use.
The cylinder arrangement and displacement of this unit contribute to high torque in the low and medium RPM range, which translates to efficient acceleration and stable speed maintenance with a load or when towing. The block’s construction is optimized for durability, with an emphasis on block rigidity and proper cooling.
Purpose and Application in Ford Ranger III
A bare engine block is the right choice when the existing unit has suffered mechanical damage (e.g., cracked block, severe seizure), and the ancillaries and control systems remain in a usable condition. This configuration allows you to:
- Restore factory operating parameters by transferring the original ancillaries and electronics.
- Control repair costs, as only the base part of the engine is replaced.
- Maintain compatibility with the vehicle’s installation without the need for modifications to wiring harnesses or control units.
The SAFA 3.2 TDCI unit is used in the Ford Ranger III as a utility engine, so its design focuses on durability and stable operation under a wide range of loads.
Construction Parameters and Operational Properties
The engine is based on a five-cylinder configuration powered by diesel fuel, which ensures the characteristic smooth operation and favorable torque curve for this setup. This type of unit performs well in commercial vehicles where the following are important:
- High flexibility at low and medium RPMs.
- Stable operation under load when driving with cargo or off-road.
- Efficient fuel consumption in typical pickup truck operating conditions.
The offered unit has a documented mileage, which allows for a better assessment of its operational history and planning for its further use in the vehicle.
Condition, Verification, and Preparation for Installation
The engine is a used part and is offered as a used bare block. This type of component is routinely inspected for key mechanical damage to the block and cylinder head before sale, allowing it to be treated as a solid base for further assembly with ancillaries.
Before installation, it is recommended to perform typical service procedures, such as checking seals, inspecting the lubrication and cooling systems, and verifying the compatibility of ancillaries from the existing unit. A properly prepared block enables the restoration of a functional drivetrain without the need to purchase a complete engine.
Ford Engines – Selection and Alternatives
If you are looking for other engines from this brand, check the Ford engines available in our store to compare different engine codes and select the configuration best suited to your specific vehicle version.
Technical Knowledge and Prevention
When planning an engine replacement, it is worth analyzing the typical design issues encountered in modern diesel engines. For comparison with other brands and a better understanding of potential risks, you can read the article Common BMW E90 Engine Failures: Find Out What Can Ruin Your Budget!, which illustrates how specific technical solutions affect durability and service costs.
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