Ford Fiesta

YOU CAN BUT MY REAR TIRES STEEL BELTS ALL WAS BRAKE APART AFTER 3 OR 4 THOUSAND MILES.NO ONE CAN HELP ME SO FAR.

try indicator relay switch,,its in the steering colum,and its square shaped

a w plate fiesta engine will fit into an 02 model, the main thing to checks wiring looms etc

power steering was optional on the mk4's

"Karmann Ghia" refers to the body of the car. It was built in Germany by the Karmann coach works, and was designed in Italy by the Ghia coach works.

the firing order on your fiesta is 1342 number 1 been at the belt end of the engine hope this helps

Under the Driver door handle you'll find two controls:

one for the trunk door and one for the gas lid.

HJP

I need to know if you can fit a radiator to a mk5 fiesta any way up. The radiator can go both ways. Can you help please?

usually its 5W30 but this may differ depending on the engine, only really if its an RS model or XR2. though most motor shops (halfords definately) have a guide book in their store with details of which oil to use.

If it is a mk4 onwards model it is on the front of the engine under the alternator sitting in the plastic housing

The Ford Fiesta has good visibility but if you want parking sensors there are a few options to consider. Front and rear parking sensors cost £400, but you can get rear parking sensors included in the City Pack (£300) and Driver Assistance Pack (£400). Both include electric heated/folding mirrors, while the Driver Assistance Pack also comes with Active City Stop that stops the car in city traffic if it detects that a collision is imminent.

Ford recommend 5w/30 oil for all their latest engines. Use of thicker oils will put a strain on the oil pump and, as the engine will have to work that little bit harder to move the oil, will cause increased fuel consumption.

A Google search on 5w/30 oils brings up some interesting facts - This oil is described as "fuel saving" (because it's thin) and another article points out that it's formulated to help keep catalytic converters working for many hundreds of thousands of miles, but the writer says that that is to the detriment of the valve train, as for the sake of the cat, the oil is low in the phosphates which help prevent wear. And in the UK, very few cars get up to 100,000 miles before they're scrapped. Here you must do your own research, as there are so many articles out there, some of which are contradictory!

My own choice of oil for my 1.4Tdci is 5w/40 fully synthetic. I would consider Mobil 1 0w/40 for Winter use as the "0w" indicates that it allows easy starting at lower temperatures - but I can't afford it!

The 2011 Ford Fiesta is a gas-powered vehicle.

Google!

Open the hatch. Remove the two screws that are securing light. Peel back the carpet from the side of the boot area where it meets the side plastic trim. Remove the plastic wing nut from the rear of the light. Remove the light and unclip the harness plug to allow for complete removal of light from the vehicle. Replace bulbs as required.

Some of the warning symbols on this car are a check engine light stated with words or an shape of an engine, ABS symbol, check oil symbol in the shape of an oil can. As well as a low gas symbol indicating low gas and wiper symbol indicating low fluid.

No. It`s hydraulic so there is nothing to adjust. If the main cylinder looses fluid and you can " pump up " the clutch it`s time for replacement.

Hi about removing the door handles from ford fiesta there is no problem doing this when you open the door on the side of the door you will see a screw in line with the handle take this screw out and when you do this catch the handle as if you were opening the door take it handy the back part of the handle will come out then gust wiggle the front bit out bob your uncle Frank

If you're having a problem getting the rear light cluster to come away, you haven't found the big plastic wing nut on the inside - it isn't obvious. Get your hand right in there and unscrew it with your fingers. If this model has two screws holding the cluster in, they're Torx headed. So many people try to use a Pozidrive on these! The bulb holders are all twist-and-pull. Unless, of course, you mean the central "high-level" brake lamp? You didn't say! If it's that one, remove the rubber grommets behind the lamp and use a screwdriver blade to flick the spring-steel catches and the unit will drop out of its seat allowing you to change the bulb.

Sludge

undo the 2 screws on the front facia under the hatch when opened and then there is a plastic type wing nut that fixes light from inside it is near to where wiring plugs into light cluster.think its black in colour undo this and the cluster will come out.

High-Level brake lamp bulb change.

Open the hatch back.

Remove the two rubber grommets behind the stop lamp.

Insert the flat blade of a screwdriver into each hole and press down the spring clip. The light unit will pop out of its seat.

Close the hatch and change the 16W wedge fitting bulb.

Click the light unit back into place and replace the two rubber grommets.

Easy when you know how!

The "ST" stands for "Sports Technologies"

5W30 oil

when people celebrated the end of the first nazi zombie war. Hispanics everywhere got together to host the first fiesta. (fiesta mean party in English)

Yes

From a Hyundai dealer technician- there is no serviceable fuel filter on the 2003 Sonata. The filter is a "lifetime" strainer on the fuel pump in the fuel tank. It would be replaced with the replacement of the fuel pump only.

how do you replace fuel pump on the 2003 sonata