every 20000 km / once a year. Spark plug change interval. every 60000 km / 3 years. expand_more Transmission oil change interval. 6 DCT 450 gearbox. every 60000 km / 3 years. To save your time and money and be safe on the road service your car as prescribed in Ford Kuga service schedule. Regular service will extend your car live and will save
I would replace the dpf pressure sensor which is fitted on the side of the battery box and make sure it's purchased from a responsible source and not from an unknown ebay seller. 2015 Kuga Titanium 2.0 150 Manual, Black, 18" Wheels, Appearance Pack, Detachable Towbar with Ford Dedicated Electrics, Retro Fitted Sync3 with 3.4 software, F12 maps
1070 posts · Joined 2009. #10 · Oct 9, 2015. I have just done the belt change. All new rollers, new water pump and both timing/cam belt and alternator belt. Old ones were fine and the only roller that was bad or almost bad, was an alternator belt roller. Ford recommends 200 000km interval, but I did it at 171 000km.
Where can I find the Ford guidelines on the timing belt change interval for a 2015 2.0 TDCi 150 hp. I've been working on 10 years and 125000 miles but now I have my doubts. That is the correct interval. You can double check using the new serviceinfo website. It's under 'Routine service Check Sheets'.
2. Out of Fuel. Your Kuga’s engine needs three things to run properly; air, fuel, and spark. If your motor runs fine and suddenly dies, one of these three things is abruptly taken away. In this case, it’s usually fuel. The most common reason your car shuts off when driving is a lack of fuel.
Replace the line if it’s damaged. Test the Fuel Pressure: Connect a fuel pressure gauge to your Kuga’s fuel rail. Activate the fuel pump (without starting the engine) and observe the pressure reading. The pressure should match your car’s specified range. Perform a Vacuum Test: Start the engine and let it idle.
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