Ford Focus: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
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Re: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
"jen1422" <com>
wrote in news:com...
From a cold start,
Sounds like the fuel system eventually gets drained, due to a faulty check
valve, and the fuel pump must fill upp the complete fuel system after long
periods of inactivity.
/per
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Re: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
jen1422 wrote:
You're very clear about the problem and that's not the way they work. Take
it to another dealership.
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Re: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
You might want to ask this on either www.focusfanatics.com or on
www.focusmotorsports.com . Both have been very helpful with my problems and
mods.
Blane
"FanJet" <com> wrote in message
news:79Xoe.10691$newsread.com...
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Re: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
With all fuel injected cars today combined with the emission controls you
switch the ignition on WAIT a couple of seconds and then start the car. You
very likely have a slow bleed down on the fuel line and the pump has to
pressure up to the correct fuel line pressure and the map sensors etc have
to set the computer.
This is only going to get worse with the more requirements for emissions
lowering.
Of course it could be also this is the same crap car that ford made in 1999
and still has the same high level of non quality that the had back then.
"slo" <com> wrote in message
news:i18pe.2145$lga...
You might want to ask this on either www.focusfanatics.com or on
www.focusmotorsports.com . Both have been very helpful with my problems and
mods.
Blane
"FanJet" <com> wrote in message
news:79Xoe.10691$newsread.com...
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Re: Re: 2005 Focus ZX4 start up issue
"Henri" wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. I got my car back today and it is still
doing the same thing. I will try what you suggested.
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