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#598 of 637 Re: front end knock in '07 wagon [fordwagon67]
by remowus
Jan 16, 2008 (12:26 pm)
I havent been able to tell where the noise is coming from, but this sounds familiar. I've got 80k on my 03 ZTW. I guess Ishould check this out .
#599 of 637 Re: Focus Wagon vs. Taurus Wagon ... PLEASE HELP!!! [soriold]
by phishlover
Apr 20, 2008 (2:18 pm)
Sorry, probably too late for the camping trip, but better late than never!
I loaded my new sofa and loveseat into and on top of my wagon with ease. I had my little brothers Isuzu SUV and we could not fit it into the small opening on it and I decided to just use my wagon. The salesman and helpers thought I was crazy while purchasing/loading it, but as they saw me drive off they thought I was a "Genius". I also recently gave away an old sofa to a friend with a newer Taurus wagon, which had a much smaller opening in the rear but more space inside above, and probably fore and aft, of the couch than my wagon. We had a very hard time fitting the pieces of the couch into his car.
I find it odd nobody mentions the numerous outstanding little features of the Fords. Like the fact that most are much easier to maintain/repair than foreign and even other domestics. For example the serpentine belt on all my Fords has been simple to replace on my own. Other makes I can not say the same thing about. I also love the steering effort on my wagon since all Focii only have to turn the steering wheel about 1/2 the amount of all other vehicles. And I could go on and on. And the I also have yet to drive another make of vehicle which feels as nice, and perfect, to me
I Love my '05 ZXW SES 35,000mi.
#600 of 637 Re: Focus Wagon vs. Taurus Wagon ... PLEASE HELP!!! [soriold]
by phishlover
Apr 20, 2008 (2:20 pm)
Sorry, probably too late for the camping trip, but better late than never!
I loaded my new sofa and loveseat into and on top of my wagon with ease. I had my little brothers Isuzu SUV and we could not fit it into the small opening on it and I decided to just use my wagon. The salesman and helpers thought I was crazy while purchasing/loading it, but as they saw me drive off they thought I was a "Genius". I also recently gave away an old sofa to a friend with a newer Taurus wagon, which had a much smaller opening in the rear but more space inside above, and probably fore and aft, of the couch than my wagon. We had a very hard time fitting the pieces of the couch into his car.
I find it odd nobody mentions the numerous outstanding little features of the Fords. Like the fact that most are much easier to maintain/repair than foreign and even other domestics. For example the serpentine belt on all my Fords has been simple to replace on my own. Other makes I can not say the same thing about. I also love the steering effort on my wagon since all Focii only have to turn the steering wheel about 1/2 the amount of all other vehicles. And I could go on and on. And I also have yet to drive another make of vehicle which feels as nice, and perfect, to me
I Love my '05 ZXW SES 35,000mi.
#601 of 637 Re: 2004 Focus Wagon and Electrical Problems [jgirl4]
by grantyells
Jun 14, 2008 (12:27 pm)
I have a 2003 ZTW wagon and had the exact same problem. It shut off for the first time last night and I can't get it to turn on and stay on without it happening again. I'm afraid to drive it for fear of being stranded. Did you ever get it fixed/ find out what the problem was?
Jun 15, 2008 (5:58 am)
We have had our 2006 Focus Wagon since new all that has gone wrong is i headlight .Ive pulled my bass boat about 1200lbs easy.The milage is very good never under 30 miles a gallon.Im sorry Ford dropped the wagon
#603 of 637 wacky focus wagon spotted
by geronimo1
Jun 26, 2008 (5:09 pm)
on rte 93 south of Boston early evening-
behind blue Focus wagon, in right lane, 20mph, go to pass, he speeds up to 60 (????)
Couple of times. Decided he was a fruitcake. For laughs, ( as I was taking next exit), blew his doors and ears off and took my exit.
Since when can a Focus wagon take a supercharged Lightining? Yuk Yuk Yuk
Jul 22, 2008 (11:28 am)
It can take one all day and twice on Sunday at the gas pump.
Keep sending that gas money to the middle east.
#605 of 637 2001 wagon repairs to brakes and bearings
by canadamo
Dec 03, 2008 (10:55 pm)
there's a major problem with the rear brakes - apparently the hand brake cable is seized in the rear brakes and this has influence on the bearings? Has anyone had any such experience? This will be quite expensive to fix but according to mecanic car can't be driven without repairing. My problem is that I want to change/buy a newer car and this is happening at a very bad time. Car is 2001, has been great up to now and has 232000kms so its time I feel to get something else. Anyone else has kept a 2001 wagon longer?
thanks
Canadamo
#606 of 637 2004 Focus wagon Button for Back door
by checdw
Feb 09, 2009 (2:22 pm)
I have try the back button to operate the Hatch but doesn't do anything. I have unlock all doors and no respone, is there something that need to be programed? or am I missing something, remote control operation work, front panel button work. But not the back buttom.
#607 of 637 Re: 2004 Focus wagon Button for Back door [checdw]
by krashkadillak
Mar 31, 2009 (1:13 pm)
I have a 2003 ZTW. Intermittant operation of hatch release button on the dash is a very common problem with the Focus. Sometimes mine works, sometimes it doesn't. If it doesn't, I just press the hatch release on my key fob.
Marshall