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Focus Tsbs From Ford - ZTWsquared - 04-12-2007
TSB 06-23-1, OASIS Service Codes: 505000, 505200, 506000, 510000
2006-2007 Focus - Transmission Fluid Leaks From Bell Housing or Inability to Shift into Gear Due To Clutch Slave Cylinder Leak
Some 2006-2007 Focus vehicles produced after 12/4/2005 and equipped with a manual transmission may exhibit a slave cylinder leak which may lead to the inability of the customer to shift the transmission into gear. Follow the TSB Service Procedure steps to correct the condition by replacing clutch disc, pressure plate and clutch slave cylinder.
TSB 07-04-03, OASIS Service Codes 107000, 303000
1999-2008 Various Vehicles - Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel - Leather Coming LooseSome vehicles with leather-wrapped steering wheels may exhibit the leather coming loose from the spoke area. Apply Motorcraft Instant Gel Adhesive to re-adhere the loose leather to the wheel spoke.
TSB 07-04-02, OASIS Service Codes 303000, 304000, 305000, 306000, 390000
2000-2007 Focus - Pull/Drift
Some 2000-2007 Focus vehicles may exhibit a light drift/pull concern due to front subframe misalignment. This procedure is being published to supplement the Workshop Manual, Sections 204-00 & 502-00, on Suspension System - General Information and Uni-Body, Subframe and Mounting System, and explain how it affects vehicle wheel alignment angles. Previous vehicle repairs that required front subframe removal may require the subframe to be realigned to correct light vehicle drift/pull conditions. Align front subframe to correct misalignment, optimize camber and caster alignment angles.
TSB 07-01-6, OASIS Service Codes: 101000, 104000, 107000, 190000
2005-2007 Focus - Head Rests Rise While Driving
Some 2005-2007 Focus vehicles may experience the front seat head rests not staying in their set position and rising while driving.
TSB 07-01-7, OASIS Service Code: 303000
Multiple Vehicles - MERCON ATF Replaced By MERCON V as a Service Fluid for Some Power Steering Systems
Automatic Transmission Fluid is being replaced by MERCON V as a service fluid for power steering systems originally requiring MERCON
SSM 19558, OASIS Service Codes: 497000, 504000, 597997, 702000, 703100, 703200, 703300, 804000
2007 Focus - Knock/Rattle Noise in Bell Housing Area
Some 2007 Focus' with automatic transmissions built 12/14/06 and 12/15/06 may exhibit a 'knock' or 'rattle' noise at engine idle and neutral rev up between 2000-2500 RPM. If the noise is isolated to the torque converter area, the noise may be caused by improperly torqued flywheel retaining nuts.
Remove the starter motor assembly per workshop manual procedures to inspect the flywheel retaining nuts. Rotate the crankshaft to check each of the 4 converter nuts. CAUTION: ONLY ROTATE THE ENGINE IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION OR ENGINE DAMAGE WILL OCCUR.
Inspect for damage and repair as required following workshop manual procedures.
WARRANTY STATUS: Eligible Under Provisions Of New Vehicle Limited Warranty Coverage
TSB 07-01-11, OASIS Service Codes: 110000, 111000
2006-2007 Focus - Water Leaks At Front and Rear Floor Area or Coupe Rear Storage Area ââ¬â Service Tips
Some 2006-2007 Focus vehicles may exhibit a difficult to diagnose or difficult to repair water leak in the front and rear floor area or the rear storage/spare tire well area. This may be caused by sealer skips in and around the windshield, cowl area or rear storage compartment area.
TSB 07-01-13, OASIS Service Codes: 303000, 390000, 497000, 702000, 804000
2006-2007 Focus - Power Steering - Leak / Noisy
Some 2006 and 2007 Focus vehicles built on or after 10/3/2005 may experience a customer concern of the Power Steering (P/S) system leaking and/or system noisy. This may be due to a damaged ââ¬Åoââ¬Â ring seal at the P/S reservoir-to-pump body causing a low fluid level or fluid aeration
TSB 07-01-12, OASIS Service Codes: 403000, 490000, 497000, 499000, 690000, 698298, 702000, 702100, 790000
2000-2004 Focus 2.0L SPI - EGR Tube Installation Procedure Update
2000-2004 Focus vehicles equipped with a 2.0L SPI engine, have a revised service procedure for installing the EGR tube. This has been developed to prevent possible damage to the EGR tube during installation
TSB 07-03-05, OASIS Service Codes 304000, 702000, 702200
2006-2007 Focus - Rear Shock "Chuckle" Noise over Bumps
Some 2006-2007 Focus vehicles (not Wagons) may experience a "Rattle" or "Loose Lumber" type noise from the rear of the vehicle when driving slowly over small bumps in a road surface or parking lot. This may be caused by a reaction in the upper shock mount.
TSB 06-25-2 (Supersedes TSB: 06-11-9), OASIS Service Codes: 302000, 304000, 702000, 702200, 702300
2006-2007 Focus - Squeak Noise from Rear over Bumps
Some 2006-2007 Focus vehicles produced after 9/29/2005 may exhibit a squeaking noise from the rear of the vehicle over bumps. This noise may be caused by friction between the left rear park brake cable sleeve and the wireform bracket located under the vehicle near the left rear suspension tie bar. Lubricate the left rear park brake cable sleeve to wireform bracket interface using Krytox Grease (Rotunda #164-R4906), which can be found in the Rotunda Squeak and Rattle Kit (Rotunda #164-R4900).
TSB 06-24-10 (Supersedes TSB: 05-25-6), OASIS Service Codes: 505000, 506000, 597997
2003-2006 Focus - MTX-75 - Premature Clutch Failure
Some 2003-2006 Focus vehicles equipped with a 2.0L or 2.3L Duratec engine and MTX-75 manual transaxle may exhibit poor clutch pedal return or premature clutch disc wear or failure. This may be caused by clutch disc delamination, breakage or failure. Inspect and repair clutch system as necessary
SSM 19452 (Supersedes SSM: 15557), OASIS Service Codes: 201000, 201200, 203000, 203200
1996-2007 Multiple Vehicles - Use of Aftermarket Lamps - Do Not Use High Wattage Bulbs
Several aftermarket companies offer replacement headlamp bulbs of a higher wattage rating than OEM stock bulbs. These bulbs are not dot approved and are typically sold with the disclaimer of 'for off-road use only'. In addition to possibly being illegal for street use, the bulbs also draw much more current than OEM bulbs. This increased current can result in actuation of the short-circuit protection feature (looking like bulb burnout), or damage to the headlamp switch, multifunction switch, wiring, wiring connectors, or even the headlamp assemblies themselves. These highwattage aftermarket bulbs should be replaced with OEM bulbs, and customers advised not to use them.
Focus Tsbs From Ford - NOS2Go4Me - 04-12-2007
My power steering's a tad noisy, but I haven't noticed a leak or anything. Only at full rotation, too.
I'm putting mudflaps on in a couple of weeks and running it by the dealer, might have them look at it then.
Focus Tsbs From Ford - NikiterZTS - 04-12-2007
NOS2Go4Me,Apr 11 2007, 04:51 PM Wrote:I'm putting mudflaps on in a couple of weeks [right][snapback]234281[/snapback][/right]
going Rally style, are we?
Focus Tsbs From Ford - NOS2Go4Me - 04-12-2007
NikiterZTS,Apr 11 2007, 06:05 PM Wrote:NOS2Go4Me,Apr 11 2007, 04:51 PM Wrote:I'm putting mudflaps on in a couple of weeks [right][snapback]234281[/snapback][/right]
going Rally style, are we?
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The odd thing is, you're the first one to hit that on the head.
A new hatch spoiler should be on by Canada Day (cat's outta the bag now), and that's about it cause wide-bodying a 2007 will get my ass kicked.
All that's left after that is convincing Sara that next year is camshafts / valve springs year :D