I have a 53 Plate Ford Focus TDCi and have a bit of a starting problem. The engine turns over fine, but when it is cold or has not been used for a couple of days it takes time for it to start. It sounds as though it is trying to pull the fuel through, but I have had it Serviced recently and the mechanic told me that the fuel is getting through fine. They also checked the Glow Plugs and they are fine too. I changed the Battery as one of the cells was dead, but I am still experiencing problems. One garage said it needed a new Starter Motor and another said that it needed a new Mass Flywheel with Clutch and a new Starter Motor etc and was going to cost me a fortune. They said it was a common problem and the dust from the damaged flywheel has nowhere to go but into the starter motor so it is just a bad design by ford. Is this the case and will this solve my problem? If it is common and a bad design are Ford liable to pick up at least some of the cost?