At 6.5 Bar, it does sound to me like a fuel supply problem. Most problems are in the line from tank to pump, including the fuel filter. Ford Model: 1.8 TDCI Mk2

Hello I need help with my friend's Ford Focus 1.8 petrol, 2006. Namely, the Ford stood a few days, after this time the starter was spinning, the fuel pump was working but it did not start, so he said when I came to it, the battery was weak so we started connecting the jumper cables where we mixed up the poles, after this incident there is no
Bit of a story here.. I changed the fuel filter on my mk2 1.8 tdci, bad idea. Wasn't till the end of the Haynes manual guide that I realised I need a primer. A roadside guy came and he tried the usual stuff to get started including loosening number 1 injector.
Name: Russ. Ford Model: 1.6L Focus Titanium mk2 facelift. Ford Year: 2008. UK/Ireland Location: WestLothian. Posted July 12, 2017. You can remove the jets, clean the area and put a little sealant on them when you replace the jets in the bonnet apertures, or you can buy new jets with seals on them. Quote.
rhyds. Budding Enthusiast. 143. Name: Rhyds. Ford Model: Focus MK2.5 1.8 Zetec. Ford Year: 2010. UK/Ireland Location: Gwynedd. Posted August 11, 2019. My 2010 MK2.5 Duratec 1.8's battery may be getting towards the end of its useful life. its an AA one fitted by a previous owner and so doesn't have much in the way of labelling.
Ford Year: 2015. UK/Ireland Location: Please Select. Posted October 10, 2011. Hi, Ive noticed since about 6 months ago when it had a service that ive lost power on my 2004 1.6L petrol focus. When it had a service, the problem seems to have been amplified. I believe it is or has got slightly worse. Ford Model: focus mk2 ti-vct. Ford Year: 2006. UK/Ireland Location: Fife. Posted November 2, 2010. have a 2008 Focus titanium 1.8 petrol and today something really strange happened. The car has recently had its 2nd service done 20k. I was in stop start traffic for around 50 minutes (rush hour) this evening and suddenly my car started idling Budding Enthusiast. 7. Name: Andrew. Ford Model: Loake. Ford Year: 2004. UK/Ireland Location: Northumberland. Posted August 3, 2021. Just noticed today that our local fuel station is advertising E10 fuel what is people’s view on it and any ideas on the damage it can cause to petrol engines. Quote. I recently had the wet belt on my 1.8TDCi fail with sheared teeth and I'm currently in the process of fixing it. The work is made a little more difficult as it's outside in rainy Wales. Basically, I removed all the engine ancillaries and got the head off. The cam shaft is fine, but the valves are smashed. Sadly, it became apparent that a couple
Ford Focus - Ford Focus Mk2 - 1.6tdci or 1.6 petrol - bazza : Yes, go for a petrol Focus 1.6 or 1.8. Go for a reasonable trim level too, the basic Focus's are fairly well-basic, and road noise was a problem in our LX. I've read that there's more sound-proofing in the higher speccd models.
I have a 60 plate Mk2 facelift 1.6 petrol focus and bought it and the power steering pump was knackered so got brand new power steering pump and hose put on a month ago, then just short of 2 weeks ago one of the O rings had broke so had to get new O rings and get them fitted and it has just started whining again when turning the steering wheel .
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