Ford Focus: Motor idle state
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Motor idle state
The car is a Ford Focus Turnir - 1.8 TDI 75KW 2001 May -
During driving the engine stop for few seconds and then run again.
The situation is unpredictable and I do not know how to find the
trouble. I checked the battery conections, fuses and all cables are OK.
Maybe somebody know a diagnostics tool.
Please advice.
Thank you.
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Re: Motor idle state
PaSa wrote:
Sounds like the throttle body needs cleaning. My 2003 US ZX3
with a 2.0 ztec does the same thing when the engine is not
under load. Ford has a service procedure for cleaning the
throttle body.
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John in the sand box of Marylands eastern shore.
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Re: Motor idle state
John R Cambron wrote:
For those who don't know, John is our one man "Focus Fleet Tester",
managing to accumulate annual mileage more typical of a fleet than one
driver. I have about 102,000 on my 2001, but I can't hold a candle to
John.
John, what's the odometer show nowadays?
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Re: Motor idle state
Tony Wesley wrote:
Kicked it over 217,000 this week.
In the post I made in the thread titled "Re: 2004 Focus Zetec"
on 07 26 2005 I quoted "over 218,000" that was incorrect. It
was closer to 214,000 during that week. Do so many miles it's
hard to remember how many miles I have gone.
Changing the oil tomorrow morning, changed the air filter this
morning. rotated the tires last weekend.
Really nice having an air compressor and impact wrench, now
all I need is a floor jack. I probably will not get a floor
jack, however when I finely get around to building my garage
in the back yard of my new house I will put a lift in it
http://www.chesapeake.net/~cambronj/new-house/DCP01986.jpg
Oh that my ZX3 in the distance on the left.
Here is the lift I plan purchasing ML-6 portable lift.
http://www.americanautomotiveequipment.com/pages/896437/index.htm
Results of a confrontation with a 150 lb deer at 60 MPH at
around 0130 on October 27 2004.
http://www.chesapeake.net/~cambronj/focus/index.htm
Thankfully the doe I hit will not be making any more four
legged cockroaches for other motorests to hit on the roads
here in Maryland.
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John in the sand box of Marylands eastern shore.
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Re: Motor idle state
John R Cambron wrote:
I found the problem, a wire from a sensor was disconected and when it
tuch the metalic part of the car(ground) it generate resets to engine
controller.
Anyway thank you for suggestion.
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Paul
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