Replacement Guide / Ford / Taurus / 2002

Replacement guide

2002 Ford Taurus

Owner-reported component and symptom data for this model year.

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Replacement-related components reported for this vehicle

27 owner reports involving the hvac blower motor

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4 owner reports involving the power window regulator

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3 owner reports involving the brake lights

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3 owner reports involving the wiper motor

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Starting / charging

  • Battery — 3 owner reports
  • Starter — 1 owner report
  • Alternator — 1 owner report

Fuel / engine

  • Fuel pump — 3 owner reports
  • Throttle Body — 3 owner reports
  • Fuel injector — 1 owner report
  • EGR valve — 1 owner report
  • Head Gasket — 1 owner report

Cooling / HVAC

  • HVAC blower motor — 27 owner reports
  • Cooling fan — 8 owner reports
  • Heater core — 7 owner reports
  • Radiator — 1 owner report
  • Water Pump — 1 owner report

Brakes

  • Brake rotor — 5 owner reports
  • Brake pads — 1 owner report
  • Master cylinder — 1 owner report

Steering / suspension

  • Strut — 4 owner reports
  • Ball joint — 3 owner reports
  • Tie rod — 1 owner report

Lighting / visibility

  • Brake lights — 3 owner reports
  • Wiper motor — 3 owner reports
  • Headlights — 1 owner report

Body / access

  • Power window regulator — 4 owner reports
  • Door latch — 1 owner report

About this data

Component evidence comes from structured complaint categories and reviewed component mentions in complaint summaries. Owner-situation evidence comes from reviewed symptom language in complaint summaries. Reports are signals, not diagnoses.

How to read the counts

Counts are distinct owner reports involving a canonical component. They are not a failure rate, probability, or share of vehicles sold. A complaint involving a component does not prove that component caused the problem. Parent NHTSA system buckets are not counted as the part itself.

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