20 Most Recent 2006 Ford Focus ZX4 Questions & Answers

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Diagnostic trouble codes P0410, P0491 and P2257

I believe it could be a faulty oxygen sensor or blocked air tubes. Check to make sure air pump is operating.Check green and black wires between pcm and pump relay. Check for 12v power between these two wires with key on check the wires for damage as this has been a problem area on these vehicles. Hope this helps.
10/22/2021 9:28:42 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Oct 22, 2021
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Help Please: 2006 Ford Focus zx4 2.0. still vibration feel, rattling noise and sounds like still a vacuum leak going on

Go to auto zone ask for seafoam clean injector I put in my friend car code go away.
3/27/2017 2:09:01 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Mar 27, 2017
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Air Conditioning problems.

Fan motors in cars fail commonly. They wear out the brushes and the motor stops or the fuse blows. The other issue with the mode selector may not have anything to do with the motor. The actuator on the mode selector can become stuck or broken and then the air delivery wont go to the right area. All these things should be visible under the dash or behind the glovebox.
1/14/2016 8:21:20 PM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jan 14, 2016
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How can I fix the cluster to my ford focus?

cheaper to replace than to fix, unless you really know what your doing. Good Luck
1/3/2016 12:28:38 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jan 03, 2016
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Where can I buy a ignition capasator.

call your ford dealer,there is no info on it
4/15/2015 1:20:10 PM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Apr 15, 2015
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K I need help guys & gals...I have another pece of S**t Ford. It's a 2006 Ford Focus - just did a entire new clutch, flywheel, and one drive axle. I get my car back spent $1722 with rental and tow

Hi Jenny, Sorry to hear your distress! When the check engine light comes on it generates a fault code, this will assist in pointing a mechanic in the right direction of where the fault is! You cannot just reset the light and hope the fault disappears! The garage that did the work needs to find the reason the light is on and put the fault right since it is their responsibility to give the car back with no lights on the dash!
3/19/2015 7:27:00 PM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Mar 19, 2015
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My car won't start & can't push gearshift button in to take out of park. HELP!!

Check the fuse and the shift inter lock solenoid
3/13/2015 6:38:37 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Mar 13, 2015
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My car will not start, can't push in button on gear shift to get out of park.please help!

Call the dealer to see if there is a place where you have to remove a small piece of plastic and release the transmission, so you can push your car. (usually just push down with a screw driver) My Grand Prix 2001 had one right next to the shifter between the seats.. Remember, once you have the information, always block your back and front tires so it doesn't roll without you being prepared. Good Luck!
3/13/2015 5:44:39 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Mar 13, 2015
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My car won't start. Battery is good. HELP!!

Turn off ignition and lights/accessories.
Wait (if u can) maybe a half hour
Try again no lights etc

My partner called me once in distress
one time.
Jumper leads weren't required

Hope this helps
3/13/2015 5:27:30 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Mar 13, 2015
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K I need help guys & gals...I have another pece of S**t Ford. It's a 2006 Ford Focus - just did a entire new clutch, flywheel, and one drive axle. I get my car back spent $1722 with rental and

You need to have the mechanic that did the work reset the system. They have a code machine that will do the reset. If the light comes back after that, they need to do another diagnosis to find out what the fault code is.
1/6/2015 5:53:07 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jan 06, 2015
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Check engine light on

You can remove the negative (black) battery cable and re-set your service engine light or got to your local auto parts store and they can re-set your codes with their code-reader - as far as rough running, maybe some debris was allowed into your fuel tank and needs to be dissolved with a fuel system cleaner like Chevron Techron
6/16/2014 5:36:01 PM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jun 16, 2014
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Why is my 2006 ford focus overheating after changing the thermostat?

New thermostat could be bad. But it sounds like the cooling fan is not coming on. The thermo sensor that activates the fan might be bad when the engine over heated. It is usually in the cylinder head or the thermostat housing or the engine block. Pretty sure it is in the cylinder head but it is controled by the ECM. Hope this answers your question. Make sure you do not have a air blockage after changing your thermostat.
6/9/2014 12:51:37 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jun 09, 2014
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Headlights wont stay on.

Check your auto light sensor could be faulty
1/3/2014 6:37:20 AM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Jan 03, 2014
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Diagrams fuel line

no, clip the one purple wire.
10/31/2013 8:05:50 PM • 2006 Ford Focus... • Answered on Oct 31, 2013
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