Problems with Ford Fusion 2

will.in.cork · 01-05-2012 09:31PM #1

Hey everyone,

Does anyone know of any problems with the ford fusion 3 with the 1.4 TDCI engine, year 2004?

I'm going looking at one soon. Thanks!

Cheers - Will.

colm_mcm · 01-05-2012 09:39PM

Pretty sure its the same engine Peugeot use.
Don't know much else

rocksimmo · 01-05-2012 09:47PM

will.in.cork wrote: »

Hey everyone,

Does anyone know of any problems with the ford fusion 3 with the 1.4 TDCI engine, year 2004?

I'm going looking at one soon. Thanks!

Cheers - Will.

I have the Fiesta with the same engine. Great little car and so economical. €40 fills it with diesel too. Find the engine a little noisy in the lower gears but as soon as you hit fourth or fifth its silent.

will.in.cork · 01-05-2012 10:24PM

I do a round trip of 260 miles every 2 weeks. I have a petrol engine doing 45mpg, which is good but the ford fusion 1.4 TDCI can possible do 60mpg! That's a big jump!

What kind of mpg would you get on the 1.4 TDCI?

colm_mcm · 01-05-2012 10:24PM

€40 gets 23 litres in my local place. Where do you get your diesel?

rocksimmo · 01-05-2012 10:30PM

will.in.cork wrote: »

I do a round trip of 260 miles every 2 weeks. I have a petrol engine doing 45mpg, which is good but the ford fusion 1.4 TDCI can possible do 60mpg! That's a big jump!

What kind of mpg would you get on the 1.4 TDCI?

I am not sure of MPG but I drive 40 mile round trip 6 days a week + 3 school runs each day and tip around at the weekends for my €40 a week.

ColmMcM - Very small tank on the Fiesta TDCi. I couldnt believe it myself when i got it. I never let it go into the red though so prob would take another 5 or 6 euro. Not complaining though.

MuppetCheck · 01-05-2012 10:33PM

I believe from Ford forums injector issues are not too uncommon. They are noisy too. Do you need a Fusion? My experience is that they are spacious but roll an awful lot when cornering. The interior is also very shabby.

I can't see the point over a Fiesta unless easy of access is a priority.

colm_mcm · 01-05-2012 10:46PM

Just about the tank, its 43 litres so it'd take €70

will.in.cork · 01-05-2012 10:53PM

MuppetCheck wrote: »

I believe from Ford forums injector issues are not too uncommon. They are noisy too. Do you need a Fusion? My experience is that they are spacious but roll an awful lot when cornering. The interior is also very shabby.

I can't see the point over a Fiesta unless easy of access is a priority.

My girlfriend has one and I think they are great! Plenty of room all over! I'm a tall guy so I like the space in front. What is the fiesta in terms of space in front? Is it limited?

W

MuppetCheck · 01-05-2012 11:00PM

will.in.cork wrote: »

My girlfriend has one and I think they are great! Plenty of room all over! I'm a tall guy so I like the space in front. What is the fiesta in terms of space in front? Is it limited?

W

In the front a fiesta is fine. The more upright seating portion creates more space in the rear but not hugely.

rocksimmo · 01-05-2012 11:12PM

colm_mcm wrote: »

Just about the tank, its 43 litres so it'd take €70

I Stand Corrected.

will.in.cork · 02-05-2012 10:08PM

MuppetCheck wrote: »

I believe from Ford forums injector issues are not too uncommon. They are noisy too. Do you need a Fusion? My experience is that they are spacious but roll an awful lot when cornering. The interior is also very shabby.

I can't see the point over a Fiesta unless easy of access is a priority.

I'll check out the injectors. Cheers everyone for the comments!

Will.

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