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Alloy wheel nuts
Ford Focus Club

Alloy wheel nuts

waytt · Thursday at 10:31 AM2 days

I changed from steel wheels to alloys. The mechanic used the nuts from the steel wheels and said it was fine when I asked. Ai says that I shouldn't do that. I asked another unconnected mechanic and he also said it ok to do that. What's the opinion here?
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waytt

Thursday at 10:31 AM2 days

JW1982

22 minutes ago22 min
Crankshaft blanking plug/bolt replacement - help!
Ford Focus Club

Crankshaft blanking plug/bolt replacement - help!

RK0203 · 17 hours ago17 hr

Hi all, Long story short my Focus (2004 Mk1, 1.6 petrol) recently developed a significant oil leak which I thought was just the sump plug washer failing, but on closer inspection it appears that the blanking plug for the crankshaft timing pin has decided to exit the block. Despite my best efforts I cannot find any diagrams or other information with a part number or any measurements for this blanking plug, with the only visually similar part being a crank blanking plug for some Mazda models (part
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RK0203

17 hours ago17 hr

RK0203

24 minutes ago24 min
New member
New Member Introductions

New member

RKemp · 1 hour ago1 hr

Afternoon all, glad to be a part of this group. I've recently bought (almost a year) bought a 2018 fiesta. 1.1 and found a few annoying things like the rear lights stop working either side few months between them. Those silly little holes they give you to take the rear lights out 🤣 jeez. Realised both times it's just the bulb connectors being pain in the back sides. Aside from that I bought the car as a cat N for 5000 50, 000 miles and having come from my first car 2005 Clio (for 6 years) these
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RKemp

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dezwez

25 minutes ago25 min
van dead at the hospital visiting my 89 year mum
New Member Introductions

van dead at the hospital visiting my 89 year mum

Windysolar1 · 39 minutes ago39 min

hi all I need some help please I need a fuel timing solanoid for my van at this stage of things i will accept a used one need my van for my mums funeral she died on the 8th june at 3.41am
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Windysolar1

39 minutes ago39 min

Windysolar1

39 minutes ago39 min
Lack of problems
Ford Puma Club

Lack of problems

jsk · May 28May 28

Having been monitoring this forum for the last three years, there seem to be very few problems with this model. Even though it is a very popular Ford. Maybe it is due to it appealing the more mature of us and not having the living daylights thrashed out of them. Having owned two of them I have had zero problems not even minor ones. I will admit I am into my very mature years and my boy racer days are long gone. Anyone else got any ideas of why the lack of problems? Or is it just a better built m
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jsk

May 28May 28

jsk

40 minutes ago40 min

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