2003 Ford Focus TDCI Sport
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107,475 Miles
2 Previous Owners
Ive got no service book with it, but ive got receipts with 95% of the service history, and its also had a full service by me when I first had it.
Taxed til 30/4/2010
Will come with 12 Months MOT
Its totally how I bought it, now I know its the "Sport" model, but its not got the usual sport wheels, so I dont really know what the reason for that is. But drives absolutely fine no knocks or anything
Since ive had it, ive changed the airbox and fitted a K&N Panel filter, and thats it. Obviously apart from the service. Its a really good car, never lets me down, and always returns me 60+mpg on the motorway, its comfy and quiet, so if your doing a ton of miles, this will just keep on going!
Bad Bits.
Im not sure if the cambelt has been done or not tbh, there is no record of it being changed so I assume it hasnt.
There are some light scratches on the drivers side rear quater panel
And the Alternator belt is slightly slipping, apart from that its a really good car!
Also looking for a clio ph2 172/182 or facelift mk6 zetec s
£3,395 ONO
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on the plus sidethe cambelts on these are possibly the easiest on any car to cahnge, i had never changed a cambelt in my life when i did my old tdci. basically they have a belt from the cam to the fuel pump and a chain from the pump to the crank. i did mine with no locking tools just marked pulley to head with tip ex, 17 minutes later the new bent and tensioner were fitted and timing was still good. even the most unskilled people could change a belt on one of these. above all else they are brilliant cars, good luck with the sale, if i could sell my st170 i would prob have it myself lol
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