I think they require short service 10000miles to reduce problems with turbos Our 1.8 is a ford made engine whereas the 1.6 is a peugeot built one. I’ve got a 1.6 petrol (mk2 Focus – 115hp

Posted December 5, 2020. On 12/5/2020 at 9:24 AM, JW1982 said: You will never find it because this type of engine does not have an idle air control valve. During idle the amount of air is regulated by opening/closing the throttle plate. ah okay, that explains it. cheers.

Expand. nope, the fuel pump has two stages, one part sucks up the fuel, the other is for the fuel rail. The problem is that if there is air in the line down to the fuel pump, you will just be spinning that pump up without sucking fuel, even if there is a small amount of fuel in it, it still wont be able to create enough suction to pull fuel out
Wed 23 Feb 2011 12:28. Ford focus 1.8 petrol - Petrol consumption - Peter.N. That's about 3 1/2 gallons I think, so that would be about 25 mpg, if its manual I would have thought it should have done better, a diesel driven at a steady 60 mph would give about 60 mpg. You need to do a proper check by filling the tank to the brim, doing the same
It might cut down the engine noise a bit and it might even give a useful improvement in mpg. The Mk3 is a lot quieter than the Mk2.5 but, again, it's not a true comparison as that's a Titanium. I've driven a mk2.5 1.6TDCi Titanium for 3 yearsnow have a Mk3 1.6TDCi Titanium The sound difference is massive!
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