B bertson Registered User Messages 398 9 Jan 2009 #1 Am I correct in saying its 150km that the Ford focus timing belt needs to be changed? What else should be done at the same time?, Any price estimates would be great The car is a 2006 1.6 TDci Focus (Milage 125k km) Thx a mil B
Am I correct in saying its 150km that the Ford focus timing belt needs to be changed? What else should be done at the same time?, Any price estimates would be great The car is a 2006 1.6 TDci Focus (Milage 125k km) Thx a mil B
B Bell Butts Registered User Messages 102 10 Jan 2009 #5 New (2008+) Focus has a chain; belt before that. http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/faq.htm?id=54
R RS2K Registered User Messages 2,251 10 Jan 2009 #6 Bell Butts said: New (2008+) Focus has a chain; belt before that. http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/faq.htm?id=54 Click to expand... No. [broken link removed]
Bell Butts said: New (2008+) Focus has a chain; belt before that. http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/faq.htm?id=54 Click to expand... No. [broken link removed]
B Bell Butts Registered User Messages 102 10 Jan 2009 #7 RS2K - the link you posted suggests both belt and chain - I'm confused. Here's a discussion on it, which doesn't really clear it up for me: http://ww.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=68812
RS2K - the link you posted suggests both belt and chain - I'm confused. Here's a discussion on it, which doesn't really clear it up for me: http://ww.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=68812
F ford jedi Registered User Messages 255 12 Jan 2009 #9 the 1.6 tdci has a belt and the 1.8 tdci has both belt and chain and only the belt needs replacing
C Caveat Registered User Messages 4,007 12 Jan 2009 #10 ford jedi said: 1.8 tdci has both belt and chain and only the belt needs replacing Click to expand... Wow - never heard of that?!
ford jedi said: 1.8 tdci has both belt and chain and only the belt needs replacing Click to expand... Wow - never heard of that?!
C Caveat Registered User Messages 4,007 13 Jan 2009 #13 A car having both a belt and a chain - or did you mean something else?
F ford jedi Registered User Messages 255 13 Jan 2009 #14 on the diesel 1.8 there is a chain from the crank to the injection pump then a belt from the pump to the camshaft, but a full belt system on thee 1.6 tdci its common enough on the fords
on the diesel 1.8 there is a chain from the crank to the injection pump then a belt from the pump to the camshaft, but a full belt system on thee 1.6 tdci its common enough on the fords
S shels-07 Registered User Messages 22 11 Feb 2009 #15 Ford Focus: Timing belt Change.. So is it @ 100k or 150k miles. Thanks
T techman Registered User Messages 307 5 May 2009 #16 According to the service schedule on http://www.etis.ford.com/fordservice it's 125k miles or every 10 years on a 2006 Focus 1.6TDCi The service manual with the car doesn't mention anything about timing belt changes. Also, if you look at the above service schedule, it lists "Auxiliary belts" as well. What are these?
According to the service schedule on http://www.etis.ford.com/fordservice it's 125k miles or every 10 years on a 2006 Focus 1.6TDCi The service manual with the car doesn't mention anything about timing belt changes. Also, if you look at the above service schedule, it lists "Auxiliary belts" as well. What are these?
G Guest125 Guest 6 May 2009 #17 Auxillary belts are the belts that drive the alternator,power steering pump,aircon etc.
T techman Registered User Messages 307 4 Jun 2009 #19 Called the Ford main dealer today. According to them, all Ford diesels should have the timing belt changed every 60,000 miles or 100,000km?
Called the Ford main dealer today. According to them, all Ford diesels should have the timing belt changed every 60,000 miles or 100,000km?