Model year 2014 was the last of the steel-bodied 12th-generation F-150s, and plenty of these trucks still haul and tow every day. If you're looking for a 2014 F-150 engine for sale, the good news is that the lineup is simple: four gas engines, one transmission.
2014 F-150 Engine Options at a Glance
| VIN 8th character | Engine | Factory rating |
|---|---|---|
| M | 3.7L V6, flex-fuel | 302 hp / 278 lb-ft |
| F | 5.0L "Coyote" V8, flex-fuel | 360 hp / 380 lb-ft |
| T | 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 | 365 hp / 420 lb-ft |
| 6 | 6.2L SOHC V8 | 411 hp / 434 lb-ft |
Every 2014 F-150 used the 6R80 six-speed automatic, so the engine code is the main thing you need to match.
Matching a 2014 F-150 Engine for Sale to Your Truck
- Read the 8th VIN character. It tells you which of the four engines the truck left the factory with.
- Confirm the 10th character is E, Ford's code for 2014.
- Check for a CNG/LPG prep package. It was new for 2014 on the 3.7L V6, and some 3.7L engines are listed separately as CNG-prep units, like this 2014 F-150 3.7L CNG-prep engine.
- Have the build date handy. Some 2014 EcoBoost listings are split by production date, which is printed on the driver's door-jamb label.
One swap note: Ford put hydraulic power steering on 6.2L trucks and electric power steering on the other three. That's one reason we recommend staying with your original engine type.
Our guides on matching a used engine by VIN code and what to look for when buying a used engine cover the rest.
What You Get
- Donor mileage and grade on every listing
- A 2-year limited parts warranty on the block and internal parts, as long as a qualified technician installs the engine within 10 business days of delivery
- Free shipping to commercial addresses in the lower 48 states, with no core deposit and no old engine to send back
The 2013 F-150 shares this engine family, while the redesigned 2015 brought a new lineup. Compare 2013 F-150 engines, 2015 F-150 engines, or every year on our Ford F-150 engines page.