Parts for your 2007 Ford Escape-Exhaust gasket

2007 Ford Escape exhaust gasket — what it does and when to replace

Yes, the 2007 Ford Escape uses exhaust gaskets. This is documented in the Ford Workshop Manual for the 2007 Escape (engine and exhaust sections — 303-01 and 309-00), which specifies a manifold-to-cylinder-head gasket and a front pipe “ring” (donut) gasket at the spring-bolt flange. The Ford Genuine Parts Catalogue also lists these gaskets for both the 2.3L I4 and 3.0L V6 variants, and major aftermarket catalogues (Motorcraft, Fel‑Pro, Victor Reinz, Walker) supply direct-fit manifold and flange gaskets for this model year.

On this Escape, the exhaust manifold gasket seals the join between the cylinder head and the manifold, keeping hot gases inside the runners so the engine breathes properly and the oxygen sensors get clean readings. The front pipe uses a compressible donut gasket to keep the system quiet, safe, and leak‑free as it expands and moves with heat and road vibes.

These gaskets aren’t a scheduled service item