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What should I check on my Ford Festiva?

What should I check on my Ford Festiva?

There are several things that need to be checked. This includes leaking oil from suspension parts and pitted piston rods. Also find out if the brakes are already worn out severely or if you have cracked mounting bushings.

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Why is my Ford Festiva bouncing on the road?

If they can no longer minimize vibrations as the vehicle drives through uneven surfaces and road imperfections such as potholes, then this could mean that your shocks/struts need attention. Broken shocks or bad struts would naturally lead to the vehicle’s excessive bouncing and swaying.

Why does my Ford Festiva have foamy coolant?

If you have foamy, brownish coolant and the engine is consuming more oil than usual, you’ll have to check for a blown head gasket, a cracked cylinder head, or a leak along the oil lines. Oil may have entered the cooling system and have unexpectedly mixed with coolant. This should be fixed to avoid more serious problems.

There are several things that need to be checked. This includes leaking oil from suspension parts and pitted piston rods. Also find out if the brakes are already worn out severely or if you have cracked mounting bushings.

Please select your desired model below. We have 30 Ford Vehicles Diagrams, Schematics or Service Manuals to choose from, all free to download!

If they can no longer minimize vibrations as the vehicle drives through uneven surfaces and road imperfections such as potholes, then this could mean that your shocks/struts need attention. Broken shocks or bad struts would naturally lead to the vehicle’s excessive bouncing and swaying.

If you have foamy, brownish coolant and the engine is consuming more oil than usual, you’ll have to check for a blown head gasket, a cracked cylinder head, or a leak along the oil lines. Oil may have entered the cooling system and have unexpectedly mixed with coolant. This should be fixed to avoid more serious problems.

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