The standard firing order for a 4 cyl engine is 1 3 4 2. However if i remember right i think fords set there engines up with the 1 2 4 3 configuration. Try either of these and im sure one will work for you. Hope this helps
You need to be specific as to year or Mk of Fiesta and as to which engine is fitted as they're all different.
1.3.4.2.
Yes no problems at all as the mk4 and 5 are basicly the same car.
Negative i believe
Depends on which engine is fitted - the Mk 6 was produced with a choice of petrol and diesel engines - All have different oil filters.
The Ford Fiesta gas gone through many styling changes in all its years of production and has been fitted with many differing styles of rear light fittings. You need to be specific as to the year or Mk number.
you can tell by the front headlights if they are a long flat lights its a mk 4 and if not the its a mk5
It's a button next to the gear shift. It's on the dashboard near the steering wheel on later Fiestas - you need to be specific as to the year or Mk number.
if its a mk 6 fiesta there in the usual place, if you sit in the seat they are either side of your bum, slip your fingers between seat base and seat back and you'll feel them, only just out of sight, doesnt appear to be a top tether connection tho
Put your nans titts underneath it
if you see the coin cubby storage thing to the right of the steering wheel, grab it at the bottom and pull out toward you, fuse box is behing there... just pops out and then clips back on
The difference between a Ford RS Turbo and a Ford XR2i is that the Ford RS Turbo is a performance model based on the Mk 3 Ford Fiesta and the Ford XR2i is a sports model that was released in 1989. There are many ways a person can go about purchasing these vehicles such as a local used car retailer or through an online retailer.