The Enginetech EPK100 is a replacement engine oil pump for 1986-2011 Ford, Mazda, Mercury, Merkur applications. Designed to restore proper oil pressure and flow to meet OEM specifications.
Important Notes
- Enginetech Pressure King value line pump. | Enginetech Pressure King value line pump. Use S300SA aftermarket screen. | Enginetech Pressure King value line pump. Use with aftermarket screen S300SA.
- Compatible companion parts: S300SA
Specifications
| Part Number | EPK100 |
| Product Type | Engine Oil Pump |
| Drive Type | Drive Shaft |
| Pump Type | Gear |
| Volume Type | Standard Volume |
| Pressure Type | Standard Pressure |
| Housing Material | Cast Aluminum |
| Gasket/Seal Included | Yes |
| Height | 4.060" |
| Width | 3.700" |
| Pickup Screen Diameter | 0.660" |
| OE Cross-References | Elgin:EM-128; Enginetech:EP128; Melling:M128; FEL-PRO:224-43431; Dynagear:DM-128 |
Vehicle Fitment
- 1986-1990 Ford Bronco II 2.9L 177ci V6 OHV [VIN:T]
- 1986-1992 Ford Ranger 2.9L 177ci V6 OHV
- 1988-1989 Merkur Scorpio 2.9L 177ci V6 OHV [VIN:V]
- 1990-1997 Ford Aerostar 4.0L 245ci V6 OHV [VIN:X]
- 1990-2000 Ford Ranger 4.0L 245ci V6 OHV [VIN:X]
- 1991-1994 Mazda Navajo 4.0L 245ci V6 OHV [VIN:X]
- 1991-2000 Ford Explorer 4.0L 245ci V6 OHV [VIN:X]
- 1994-2000 Mazda B4000 4.0L 245ci V6 OHV [VIN:X]
- 1997-2010 Ford Explorer 4.0L 245ci V6 SOHC [VIN:E]
- 1998-2002, 2004-2010 Mercury Mountaineer 4.0L 245ci V6 SOHC [VIN:E]
- ...and additional applications (see fitment details)
Enginetech oil pumps are 100% cycle tested for both volume and pressure before leaving the factory, ensuring consistent lubrication performance from the moment of first start. Each pump is engineered to meet or exceed OEM flow rate and pressure specifications for the specific engine application - not a generic substitute. Enginetech offers complementary components including pickup screens, oil pump shafts, and repair kits to complete the lubrication system service. Always prime the oil pump before installation and verify the correct pickup tube fitment for your oil pan configuration. Incorrect oil pressure can cause accelerated bearing wear and premature engine failure - verify part fitment by year, make, model, and engine displacement before ordering.
