20 Most Recent 2011 Ford Focus - Page 2 Questions & Answers

there should be a trunk button for this or a lever (locations can be ) the dash /the glove box on the trim or inside/next to the driver door on the bottom frame rail molding next to the seat or on the door panel under the window switches or in the console if you have bucket seats or look up the owners manual 2011 ford focus owners manual and download it for free from ford right to your phone or computer

PLEASE POST BACK WHAT # FUSE THIS IS AND WHAT IS THE AMPERAGE OF IT IF IT'S THE WRONG AMPERAGE THE FUSE WILL CONTINUE TO BLOW OUT ALSO THERE COULD BE A SHORTED WIRE FOR ANOTHER COMPONENT ON THE SAME CIRCUIT AS THIS FUSE OR IT COULD BE IGNITION ALL THE WAY I'M GOING TO CHECK THE OWNERS MANUAL AND MAYBE I'LL FIND IT BEFORE YOU GET BACK TO ME STEPHEN

sounds more like a bent rod that goes from the lock mechanism to the handle

Maybe oxygen sensor.

How many miles on car? Probably a suspension or steering part worn. Be easiest to have alignment shop check it out. First, might want to check for loose lug nuts, or jack that side of car slightly to remove weight from wheel, and shake wheel up down and side to side to see if you can find what is loose.

ull need a new switch-but it will burn out again if u dont change the blower motor-its old drawing tu much currant

Sounds like the clip that holds the rod to the latch has come apart or broken ..remove panel and inspect it

check your motor mounts

It looks like a security issue ,there is an interesting video on YouTube . search (ford focus no start ,theft light blinking , easy fix) hope it helps

It looks like an anti theft , there is a interesting video on YouTube ,sounds the same as your problem and shows you an easy fix search for (ford focus no start theft light blinking easy fix) hope that helps

If there is no driveability issue then I would not worry about it.

Anti theft has disabled the ignition.

battery is most likely dead, try to jump start the battery

By "were done" I am guessing someone else did the job for you. It is a common error at garages to forget to reconnect the sensors so that is my first thought but then you say you changed the front sensors, was that after the brake job and do you have 4 wheel ABS? The plugs for the sensors should always be cleaned if not replaced after a brake job in my opinion (high dirt area). More info will get you a better answer if you post back I may be able to help more/better.