1. Ford Escape
  2. Owner info
  3. Oil Capacity
  4. 2017

2017 Ford Escape Oil Capacity

For the 2017 Ford Escape, the oil capacity and recommended oil viscosity depend on the engine. The 1.5L EcoBoost takes 4.3 qt of 5W-20, the 2.0L Twin-Scroll takes 5.7 qt of 5W-30, and the 2.5L Duratec takes 5.7 qt of 5W-20. Use the entry that matches your engine rather than choosing a figure based only on the vehicle year.

The capacity is the listed oil amount, while the viscosity is the oil grade. These figures vary by engine: the 1.5L has a smaller listed capacity, and the two other engines have the same listed capacity but different oil grades. Check the engine designation in your vehicle information before using a figure. If your engine or oil specification is not listed here, confirm it on the door jamb or in the owner's manual.

These are the listed specifications for the 2017 model; do not assume they apply to other years or trims. When adding oil, check the level and follow the owner's manual for the correct procedure. Confirm the required capacity and viscosity on the door jamb or in the owner's manual if the vehicle's engine cannot be identified from these entries.

1.5L Ecoboost: 4.3 qt · 2.0L Twin-Scroll: 5.7 qt · 2.5L Duratec: 5.7 qt

Catalog dataManufacturer figures stored on configuration rows

1.5L Ecoboost: 4.3 qt · 5W-20

  • 4.3 qt · 5W-20 · 1.5L Ecoboost
  • 5.7 qt · 5W-30 · 2.0L Twin-Scroll
  • 5.7 qt · 5W-20 · 2.5L Duratec

Questions

Does oil capacity vary by engine?
Yes. Stored capacities differ by engine label.
How much oil is stored for each engine?
1.5L Ecoboost: 4.3 qt; 2.0L Twin-Scroll: 5.7 qt; 2.5L Duratec: 5.7 qt

Catalog oil filters

Catalog year/make/model rows for 2017 Ford Escape.

Viscosity and filter part numbers appear only when the catalog stores them. This is not an oil-change procedure.

Catalog fitment does not by itself prove OEM-equivalent compatibility.