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FORD FOCUS 2012 1.6D TITANIUM

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Hi everybody,

I will need some advices.

I just bought a FORD FOCUS 2012 1.6D TITANIUM 55.000MLS FOR 6000£. after 3 days the car went in limp mode (loose power at 70mph engine malfunction show on dashboard)  almost to have an accident... take it back to the dealer ... he take the car to the mechanic and told me that one of the fuel injectors will be replace and they will change the fuel pump as well (on his cost).

My question is?  should i go ahead and take the car back or to ask for a full refund?

 

Thank you very much,

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    i would take the car back and get them to do the work on it. one less thing for you to worry about and there paying for it. you may never have anything go wrong for a few years. just make sure you get it serviced yearly. oil, filters etc.

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    On 2/22/2019 at 5:50 PM, andypsp said:

    i would take the car back and get them to do the work on it. one less thing for you to worry about and there paying for it. you may never have anything go wrong for a few years. just make sure you get it serviced yearly. oil, filters etc.

    THe high pressure fule pump is a particularly expensive part, if you decide to let the dealer repair the car I'd insist on written proof that they've used genuine Ford parts and not some cheapo Lucas brand pump that will likely last 3 weeks.

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