I have a focus mk2 2008 1.8Tdci

And a pipe bursted and im wondering does any one know what is is called its circled in the picture

Ford just call them all 'hose assy'.  Though I think this one is part number 1416580.

FORD FOCUS MK2 Cooling System Hose Pipe 3M5H-8274-RG 1416580 NEW GENUINE | eBay

1 hour ago, TomsFocus said:

Ford just call them all 'hose assy'.  Though I think this one is part number 1416580.

FORD FOCUS MK2 Cooling System Hose Pipe 3M5H-8274-RG 1416580 NEW GENUINE | eBay

Thank you your bang on with that answer its not whole pipe i need just the part shown in pic 

You're welcome.  Unfortunately it's not sold separately by Ford.

If you measure the length and diameter, might be able to find an aftermarket part that fits.

Try looking on ebay for a silicon hose elbow, of the correct internal diameter.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/385050052731?

How would one reach that pipe as its behind the engine 

34 minutes ago, gazz123 said:

How would one reach that pipe as its behind the engine 

With great difficulty! You would probably have to get at it from underneath.

Hope you like the taste of antifreeze (I'm joking, don't get any in you, as it is poisonous)!

You can either go up from underneath.  Or remove the scuttle panels to go in from the top.

Thank you so much for all the help .. its so apreceated 

I rought i would share an update i decided remove the scuttle panels to go in from the top. And it worked as you can see in the pic 

Next question would anyone lnow the name of that small pipe i took out ? 

7 minutes ago, gazz123 said:

would anyone lnow the name of that small pipe i took out ? 

As Tom has said ......

On 12/20/2024 at 2:03 PM, TomsFocus said:

Ford just call them all 'hose assy'. 

 

They didn't even bother naming that little bit separately.  

The only option is to measure it and then look for an aftermarket hose the same size.  Alan's link gives various options for bend angle and pipe diameter.

If you get a 90 degree bend (looking at the picture this should be correct) in the correct size (measure the stub it fits onto using an open ended spanner), then trim the ends to the correct length.

As has been said previously, you won't get that part separately from Ford.

Would of never tought of measuring with a spanner (good tip) ya i went around all car shops said same thing breakers yard or look on fb market place for some one breaking a focus .does the materal really matter like i could i maybe swap like use maybe a water hose pipe or maybe the hose pipe of a shower just sumting for a quick fix so i could see the family for xmas 

12 minutes ago, gazz123 said:

Would of never tought of measuring with a spanner (good tip) ya i went around all car shops said same thing breakers yard or look on fb market place for some one breaking a focus .does the materal really matter like i could i maybe swap like use maybe a water hose pipe or maybe the hose pipe of a shower just sumting for a quick fix so i could see the family for xmas 

If you have a Pirtek shop locally they may have the correct size hose in stock to collect.  

Shower hose and garden hose will be too small in diameter.  The hose also needs to be reinforced to cope with around 1.5 bar of pressure and 90c of temperature.

You might be able to bypass the oil cooler for a short term fix.  Take the rubber hose from the other side of the cooler and connect that directly to the metal pipe as shown by the red line here:

22 hours ago, gazz123 said:

Would of never tought of measuring with a spanner (good tip) ya i went around all car shops said same thing breakers yard or look on fb market place for some one breaking a focus .does the materal really matter like i could i maybe swap like use maybe a water hose pipe or maybe the hose pipe of a shower just sumting for a quick fix so i could see the family for xmas 

The hose I linked to on ebay is a silicone rubber hose, which is better quality than the original hose, is reinforced, and suitable for replacing the hose which came off your car. Just be sure to order the correct size and angle (looks like a 90 degree bend to me).

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is possible to bypass the oil cooler as suggested earlier, because there is only the one hose to it. The other water connection to the cooler goes through the flange that fixes it to the engine. As I said, I might be wrong about this.