@forduk recently purchased a focus mk 3 2013, only 86,000miles. nice car on the face of it. Discovered water in boot. Googled problem only to find
about 279,000 results! How can Ford justify this? It's evidently a design problem that is rife throughout various models.
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@forduk Problem must be known to company. They need to attend to it. At least fix anyones car that has the time and patience to bring it up. Shocking when one considers the profits they make.
@forduk I've seen enough videos to evidence the problem is fixable. However, at the going rate of ยฃ60 per hour for labour do you really expect the customer to fork out at least ยฃ240 to fix a leak your factories are responsible for? It's unjustified and doesn't do your sales any favours.
@sonofanirishman@forduk It's really disappointing to think they know about the issue and in their first reply are trying to deny it exist. For evil to flourish all good men have to do is avoid the issue @forduk@Ford
@forduk Thanks David, but that is obfuscation. It's not a component that's the issue. Water is entering the vehicle through the roof runners and or the vents behind the bumper. Nearly 300,000 hits on a search would suggest your avoiding this serious fault.
Try owning it please