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Trying to identify part.

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I have had my Focus for 12 years and love it, but today noticed an oil leak.

 

It only leaks when the engine is running and I have found and tried to take decent pictures of where the leak is coming from.

 

Can anyone please tell me the leaking part name?

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Difficult to get a good picture but in picture 2 it is the shiny black plastic part with wires coming out of it.

 

Looks like the power steering pressure switch.  

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16 minutes ago, TomsFocus said:

Looks like the power steering pressure switch.  

You are correct, thank-you.

Do I need to replace it with a genuine ford part or is OEM sufficient?

An aftermarket one is probably fine but I'd check the price of genuine ones online, might not be much difference.

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36 minutes ago, TomsFocus said:

An aftermarket one is probably fine but I'd check the price of genuine ones online, might not be much difference.

Thanks Tom.

 

As you say the price difference is only £5 but I can get the OEM part delivered by Tuesday and the Ford part by Wednesday.

I need the car for work.

I don't suppose Halfords would stock them?

Ah, I see.  Halfords won't stock that sort of thing unfortunately.  Do you have any motorfactors locally that are open on a Sunday?  If not, places like ECP/GSF/Jayar/MPD will probably have aftermarket items in stock and be open to collect tomorrow.

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Thanks for the help.

I did go to Halfords to buy a litre of Auto Transmission fluid and you are correct they don't stock the switches.

I ordered from Ebay and it was delivered today, fitted it and it has stopped leaking.

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