2003 Ford Focus 2.0L MFI DOHC 4cyl. engine cooling fan repair

SOURCE: crankcase capacity for 2003 ford focus 2.0 liter split port engine

Hi,

To my knowledge, a 2003 Ford Focus 2.0 SPi engine would need 4 quarts of engine oil (roughly 3.78 liters). Incidentally, the Ford/Cosworth Zeta/Zetec engine would be needing 4.25 quarts (~4 liters).

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• Posted on Nov 07, 2008

SOURCE: Car overheating; cooling fan not working

This is most likely caused by a bad sensor in the radiator. I have never repaired this on a ford focus so I can't tell you where the sensor is located but if you find the sensor and then make a jumper wire and remove the wire from the sensor and jump the two wires together and turn the car ON (don't start the car) if the fan runs, the sensor is bad and must be replaced.

SOURCE: Switch Engines

to do this you would basically need all the parts from a dohc equipeed focus, the computer, wiring harness brackets etc, its probably more trouble than its worth

SOURCE: i have wonder which engine is better the dohc or

the dohc are great engines last along time

SOURCE: the engine cooling fan will not work on my 2004

First put 12 v to the fan to determine if that works..