Ford Focus

right below the intake box on top, you remove the 2 screws and hose clamp and it pops out revealing the MAF sensor

I'm not sure how to change them, but you nay want to call your local Ford dealership as the 2000 Focuses had recalls several years in a row for the wheel bearings. You may be able to get them replaced for free.

The S & SE models use a 195/60-15

The SES model uses a 205/50-16

Should be listed on the drivers door post.

The A/C port is located inside the left front fenderwell behind the plastic wheelwell liner. Remove the left front tire - detach the plastic wheelwell liner from the back of the wheel well - you will find the A/C/ port mounted to the sheet metal.

Look on dash and run the vehicle identification number. The dohc has a Z in the ID number and should have 2.3 liter on the engine info under the hood.

Yes. A damage wheel bearing can seize up suddenly, which'd be really bad.

ford dealers charge 79.95 per labor hour

It is a safety switch ford has used forever. If the vehicle is involved in an accident, the switch is supposed to trigger not letting any fuel flow to the engine. It can be reset by just pushing like a cicuit breaker.

Trouble code P0442 means:Evaporative emission control system leak detected (Small leak)

you have to put your foot on the break pedal, to shift out of park its a safety feature

On a 2002 Ford Focus, the neutral safety switch is located below the brake master cylinder. It is situated right under the shift linkage,, on top of the transmission.

location of throttle position sensor

Any Manuel transmission vehicle should be able to be flat towed.

I had the same problem. Replacing your ignition cylinder will fix the issue. I would recommend going to a dealer for the repair. They're plenty of Diy after market parts but its complex and will make it so you will need multiple keys for your car. One for the doors and one for the ignition, the dealer can reprogram keys to work for every thing in your car. Cost me about 180.0 after labor and an extra key.

There can be many reasons why a persons vehicle shakes. The computer could be going bad, the engine mounts could be going out, there may not be enough gas or electricity getting to the engine.

This happened to me. I had to replace the key cylinder. I guess it happens when you have a key chain with 5 pounds of keys.

Ford are so confident of their build quality they cut the warranty to 12 months for water leaks and not 36 months that I had thought it would be

the silver trim around the center console just pops off with a screw driver then the stereo has two bolts holding it in just unscrew those and your home free

The estimated cost including parts and labor to replace the timing belt on a 2002 Ford Focus 2.0 liter,Ê4-cylinder DOHC is $390 to $500. This estimate does not include tax or fees.

Disconnect the "hot" wire on your battery for about an hour, or two, and the computer should reset itself and go to the proper settings, recognizing your new equipment.

Walmart also sells the tool for removal for 'bout $3. I bought a single CD player to replace the changer from Crutchfield and they supplied the tool as part of the package. My CD changer failed due to one of the black plastic trays that holds the CD.

You just need a DIN tool for factory stereo removal. I know Best Buy sells them, also Crutchfield sells them. They should only be several dollars. Once you have them, you'll just put them into the those little squarish holes on the right and left side of the stereo. Since the tools are U-shaped, one point goes into each hole. Then, you should feel a little spring-resistance and when the points are as far as you can push without too much effort, you pull them outwards (towards the left and right) and then pull the stereo out. On the back of the stereo you'll find the wiring harness and antenna wire. Pull those, and you're all set.

Also, don't forget to turn off your car and since power still goes into the stereo while the car is off, so take proper precautions to prevent shocking yourself or damaging the unit.

instead of buying a tool, all I had to do was take my car to a local Ford dealer and they pulled it out right there for me

The easy answer is that you may have a bad fuse. See your owner's manual for the location of the fuse and check it out. If its not the fuse then you may have a bad switch.

Should be bolts or nuts under the car. Either that, or the floorboard has welded studs and the nuts are under the seat at the four corners.

depending on how bad the damage is and or if it can be fixed if you go to an autobody repair shop ill probably cost you about 180 to 240 to fix and paint it or find someone who will do it on the side for cash and probably only cost 100

The drivetrain warranty of the 2014 Ford Focus is 5 yr./ 60000 mi..