2003 focus st170 revised timing needed - 2003 Ford Focus

to many things can be wrong you need to get a diagnostic

you have a toe out condition that is causing your tire wear. get to an alignment shop and have your front end checked

first check the fuses than the bolbs.

drain through the firewall ,its blocked ,look for outlet and clean the end of the pipe

Hi mate.

This could be caused by low oil level.

If this is not the case and you have the correct amount of oil, then I would suspect the sender unit ( maybe the wire has come off) or the oil pump has given out and needs replacing.

Until you sort this problem do not use the vehicle as you may damage the engine through lack of lubrication.

Ray

attached to the coolant reservoir

Simple!

Use a large C-clamp and a piece of wood. Slowly tighten the c-clamp and it will compress the piston. Just remember, do this slowly so yopu don't have you master cylinder overflow.

go to ebay lots of focus manuals .

you dont have an oil temp guage,,,,its for your oil level you may want to have you oil checked.to make sure you have the right amount in it

i have a 2003 st170 and to replace my bulbs you have to release the flaps on the back of the light by pushing the metal clip down. remove the cover completely.
on the bulb will be a metal clip i think if you push the end which will be towards the wing of the car down and then it will swing towards you and release the bulb.
remove bulb and replace with new.
try not to handle the bulb with your bare skin use a tissue to handle it with.
when fitting the new bulb make sure you get the groove in the bulb inline with the one in the housing this way the bulb will sit in the correct position its easy enough.

repeat for the opposite side... im not sure about your car but with the st170 you have to remove the battery in order to replace the drivers side bulbs.

i hope thats of some help to you.