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My Focus is in the garage
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This is such a common problem on this model you'd think they'd fix it before they let them off the forecourt, but no, because doing it this way they get paid to fix it.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post<<canned laughter>>
I bet he thinks Ford will replace this wearable part under warranty!
Don't worry Wilmslow it's only about £300 you'll have to fork out.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Ford refused to repair my Focus when it did that. They said there was nothing wrong with it. Bit odd that a clutch spring broke just a month later. Threatened Ford with Small Claims. They just sent FOAD letters. Couldn't be bothered to actually sue them, as was about to trade the car in anyway.Originally posted by threaded View PostThis is such a common problem on this model you'd think they'd fix it before they let them off the forecourt, but no, because doing it this way they get paid to fix it.
I bet he thinks Ford will replace this wearable part under warranty!
Don't worry Wilmslow it's only about £300 you'll have to fork out.Comment
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Broke clutch spring? Hmm, a mechanic who can't tell the difference between disintegrated plates and a broken spring. Worrying...Originally posted by super View PostFord refused to repair my Focus when it did that. They said there was nothing wrong with it. Bit odd that a clutch spring broke just a month later. Threatened Ford with Small Claims. They just sent FOAD letters. Couldn't be bothered to actually sue them, as was about to trade the car in anyway.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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So, Ford Focus, the biggest selling compact in the UK has a known problem about the clutch sticking in??Originally posted by threaded View PostThis is such a common problem on this model you'd think they'd fix it before they let them off the forecourt, but no, because doing it this way they get paid to fix it.
I bet he thinks Ford will replace this wearable part under warranty!
Don't worry Wilmslow it's only about £300 you'll have to fork out.
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostSo, Ford Focus, the biggest selling compact in the UK has a known problem about the clutch sticking in??
Scary.......
<canned laughter>Last edited by Churchill; 7 April 2008, 07:57.Comment
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Try telling that to anyone on the main FiatUK forum they keep telling me that because my indicators don't self cancel it's CharacterOriginally posted by miffy View PostHave to say, since owning german motors, breakdowns just don't happen anymore. The only time it's in the garage is for a service.
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Its a common problem on the Audi A3 as well (serious) or least on the last generation model. Needs a new clutch spring, Im expecting mine to go some.Comment
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When it does, it'll be in the middle of rush hour in a heavily built up area.Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostIts a common problem on the Audi A3 as well (serious) or least on the last generation model. Needs a new clutch spring, Im expecting mine to go some.
Eat Right, Exercise, Die Anyway.Comment
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lol actually I believe in karma and recon I might of squared that one off already when yesterday I got out of my car and pushed a car that had broken down entering the round about, women on her with 2 young kids. No other f*cker helped.Originally posted by miffy View PostWhen it does, it'll be in the middle of rush hour in a heavily built up area.
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