The oil pump belt on the ford focus 1.8 tdci (2009) is not known to be a problem and the timing belt unbiased Ford car forum / club for owners of Ford vehicles.
alucard. 430 posts · Joined 2006. #10 · Mar 23, 2009. Hi i have had my 1.8 tdci for three weeks now and i although it is not quite as fast on the getaway as my old mk three 2.0 tdci 115, it is very much smoother and the engine is very flexible it pulls very strongly from 1500 rpm and unlike my mk 3 which had a fixed vane turbo, this one is
Posted December 25, 2014. The timing belt (cam)As far as I know does not drive the water pump on your fathers car.To replace a timing belt should cost around £200 and unless it is damaged 20,000 miles is too early for a change.Your father should only be paying for a new waterpump. Quote.

Afternoon all, haing spent several hours this morning replacing the oil, oil filter, fuel filter, top gearbox mount and cleaning the sensors I discovered what I assume to be gearbox oil slowly forming/dribbling off the bottom of the box. It must be gearbox oil as the filter and all the oil relate

Name: phil. Ford Model: Focus. Ford Year: 2007. UK/Ireland Location: Lancashire. Posted July 16, 2012. diesels dont have dump valves as standard the ford focus diesels use a recirculation valve infact all diesels do so fitting a dump valve would only cause issues. i.e engine management lights , and drops in performance. General Ford Forum ; Ford Model: Focus 2006 1.8 TDCI (Duratorq) Ford Year: 2006 UK/Ireland Location: Other/NonUK Share; Posted August 10, 2017. mIhPnm8.
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/375
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/149
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/247
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/198
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/300
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/79
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/469
  • spo526h19q.pages.dev/27

    • ford focus 1.8 tdci forum