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Standard Ignition CAC22 Intercooler
| Brand | Standard Ignition CAC22 |
|---|---|
| Connector Gender | Female |
| Connector Quantity | 4 |
| Contents | Turbocharger intercooler |
| Hose Connector Quantity | 4 |
| Port Quantity | 4 |
| Fits | Ford and Lincoln · 7 vehicles |
Turbocharger intercooler. Helps cool compressed air for more efficient engine performance.
Four-port design. Provides four connections for a straightforward cooling-air setup.
Cross-references 2-59019, 800-3119 and ACC121 for the same application. See all 4.
Intercooler for Ford and Lincoln Charge Air Cooling
Standard Ignition CAC22 is a turbocharger intercooler for charge air cooling applications on select Ford and Lincoln trucks and SUVs. It is built with four ports and four female connectors to match the listed OE-style connection layout for direct replacement service.
Key Features
- Turbocharger intercooler for charge air cooler service
- Four-port design with four hose connector locations
- Female connector gender at each connection point
- Direct-fit replacement for listed Ford and Lincoln applications
- Cross-references Standard Ignition CAC22 for the same application
Detailed Description
Standard Ignition CAC22 is a charge air cooler intercooler used to reduce intake air temperature after turbocharging, helping maintain consistent airflow through the induction system. This part is listed for 2014 Ford F-150, 2015-2017 Ford Expedition, and 2015-2017 Lincoln Navigator. If you are searching for a Ford F-150 intercooler replacement or a Lincoln Navigator charge air cooler, CAC22 matches the specified fitment and connection layout.
The unit includes four connectors, four hose connector points, and four ports, which supports the factory-style routing used in these applications. Standard Ignition CAC22 is also referenced by part number 2-59019, 800-3119, ACC121, and DL3Z6K775A for the same application.
Common Issues This Part Can Address
- Charge air cooler leakage from a damaged intercooler core
- Reduced boost efficiency caused by a failing intercooler assembly
- Cracked or worn connection points at the intercooler ports
- Heat-soak related intake air temperature rise in turbocharged systems
- Fitment problems when replacing the original Ford or Lincoln charge air cooler
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify the vehicle year, model, and charge air cooler configuration before installation. Inspect the turbocharger plumbing, hoses, and seals for wear or contamination before transferring the new intercooler into service. Confirm all four connection points seat properly and check for boost leaks after installation.
Quality Assurance
Standard Ignition is a recognized aftermarket brand for replacement engine management and thermal system components. CAC22 is cataloged for the listed Ford and Lincoln applications and should be matched to the vehicle’s original charge air cooler configuration before installation.
| Year | Make | Model | Liters | Cylinders | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Ford | Expedition | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2017 | Lincoln | Navigator | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2016 | Ford | Expedition | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2016 | Lincoln | Navigator | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2015 | Ford | Expedition | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2015 | Lincoln | Navigator | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
| 2014 | Ford | F-150 | 3.5L | V6 | Charge Air Cooler |
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