Bite too high on clutch

The bite in mine is high as well, i think its a trait of the Focus tbh. It was the same in the Mk1 Focus i learned in as well.

I also drove a 2006-7 Focus and the bite on that was a lot lower, might have been due to the low mileage though. Also noticed it was almost impossible to stall compared to the Mk1 i was leaning in.
 
The bite is quite low on my focus but then again the clutch drags slightly, another st "feature" ;).
 
The Ford Fusion 3 I drive around has a relatively low bite, at least compared to my instructors vehicle I use to drive the last 4 months - Nissan Almera, was so high I learnt to have a delicate left foot control (and a hard right foot thanks to the rather powerless accelerator)
 
[TW]Fox;11248838 said:
Should be nowhere near needing a new clutch at 50k. If it is then it further highlights the pointlessness of buying low mileage cars.
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Don't complain you would not be driving the car you are today if people were not ignorant. Mileage i and age are the only things people who are not into/don't understand can judge the quality of a car by. Yes it's really stupid but hey at least it means the rest of us get a good deal!:p
 
mattpc said:
Don't complain you would not be driving the car you are today if people were not ignorant. Mileage i and age are the only things people who are not into/don't understand can judge the quality of a car by. Yes it's really stupid but hey at least it means the rest of us get a good deal!:p
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Let me just say now I didn't buy the car because of the low mileage :D
 
fair play- it is frankly your business why you chose that car. Not what I would have picked but if its what you wanted then great.
 
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