Ford Focus Parts

The Ford Focus, developed primarily by Ford's German and British teams, was part of Ford Motor Company's initiative to globalize model development and market small cars globally. The Focus was introduced as a replacement for the Escort and, despite a last-minute legal dispute in 1998, was able to retain its intended name. Production of the fourth-generation Focus began in 2018, following the final manufacture of the North American variant in May 2018. The second-generation Focus, revealed at the Paris Motor Show in 2004, retained much of the successful suspension design of its predecessor while increasing body rigidity by 10%. Critics noted, however, that it lacked the precision and elegance of the original model. The Mk 2 Focus was larger and heavier than its predecessor, offering improved interior space and introducing new technologies like KeyFree, a sun-reflecting windshield, adaptive front lighting, and Bluetooth hands-free functionality. The car was designed with the feedback from a "senior suit," a device used to mimic the physical limitations of older adults to ensure the vehicle's design was accommodating. The most recent Focus models, launched simultaneously in North America and Europe in 2011, offered a new 2.0-liter, four-cylinder, direct-injection engine. Despite some issues with rust on rear doors due to vibrations from plastic brackets, the Ford Focus remains a popular choice worldwide.

Despite its relatively short development history, the Ford Focus has some common issues according to its drivers. The first issue includes significant hesitation, jerking, and difficulty shifting gears when starting from a stop. These transmission-related issues, sometimes accompanied by vibrations and grinding noise, often indicate the need for a thorough inspection of the shift cable, transfer case shim, and shock absorber. Another common problem is engine failure, evidenced by abnormal noises, shaking, excessive vibrations, and even the engine sagging to one side. To prolong your Ford Focus's usability, consider replacing the motor, transmission mount, or engine mount. Additionally, the wheel cover's function isn't merely aesthetic; it prevents dirt and moisture accumulation, ensuring smooth wheel movement. Routine maintenance of this component can enhance driving safety.

In terms of quality, OEM parts are unmatched. They undergo comprehensive quality control checks and are manufactured following Ford's official factory standards. All these steps ensure the elimination of flaws and irregularities. Therefore, you can rest assured knowing they offer an extraordinary lifespan and a perfect fit. If you are looking for OEM Ford Focus parts, we highly recommend to shop with us. Not only do we offer the most budget friendly prices, but we also provide fast delivery. In addition, we have a hassle-free return policy on all genuine Ford parts that come backed by the manufacturer's warranty.