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Hi All, why Ford posting some good idea in the user manual, but you can`t buy it for your car? like sunglasses holder, little rack under the stereo, ect... So diy... I took a interior light with the sunglass holder from one of scraped ford mondeo, and fitted in my car in a hour. The original interior light: i took out the light: and the frame: fitted the light in the "new" frame (the old mondeo light was realy nice, and it`s same size, just snap in: and after cuted the hole biger to fit in the "new" frame. ( sorry no pic) and fitted back the "new" interior light with sunglasses holder: and done... Thx!

Bit out of order m8.

He's just jealous cos his is a fugly Fiesta :D

This lasted about 10 days for me, however when i get a new car i think it will last a bit longer!!

I absolutely love my little baby. She's right there as my display pic if you wanna see her :) <--------

I know that feeling lol.

I've had mine over a year and parking still takes me ten times as long just to find the perfect space :D It's a love that never ends :)

Moisture in the air condenses on the cold evaporator - the humidity the last few days has been especially high. When you park the car, the water drips off the evaporator leaving the puddle under your car. This is all normal, and shows it's working. Over time the air con won't work as well. The gas leaks out and needs to be recharged every few years. Or there can be a more serious problem like a failed compressor clutch or corrosion. A few years back I had to replace the condensor on my previous Focus as it had corroded through (it's aluminium and sits in front of the engine radiator, so gets the worst of the road spray, etc). The dealer services are pretty basic and only cover a simple recharge and deodorizing (a waste of time unless you've got mould problems causing a nasty smell). Look in your Yellow Pages for a local air con servicing specialist - I had a mobile one come out to my workplace. -Antony.