Another blog in the world that is MK1 Focuses this time I go through something I missed in a previous video and I can't believe I never touched on it!Clic
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Step 3. Look behind the glove box, to your right -- the ECM bolts to the inner fender side. The ECM is silver, and has two large wiring harnesses connected to it. Ford did a good job of hiding the ECM (electronic control module) on the Ford focus. Many Ford vehicles have the ECM mounted inside the engine bay, and some older models have the ECMHi I've just bought a 2002 (52 Plate) Focus Zetec 2.0. To the left of the main dials there is the coin tray, which on some specs of the car is filled in with a trip computer. since mine didn't come with one as standard, I'm wondering how difficult it is to fit one myself. 50838 posts · Joined 2008. #5 · Oct 19, 2015. Mk1.5 had different front clip (fenders, hood, lights,bumper) and rear bumper. Instrument panel was different. All had duratec engines, 2.0 except for the ST 2.3. Brakes changed to larger ones in front, suspension change in late '05 to larger struts, all had a larger front ball joint stud. seems like the stand and jack would need to share the same area anyway. From a 2x4, I cut a small block of wood. Then I chiseled a groove in the block, deep enough to fit around the pinch weld. Now I can jack at any point without bending it. That leaves room to place the jack stand at the strongest point. J.
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