Who owns a Mondeo ST220 / ST TDCI?
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Mines started to occasionally have the abs and traction control lights staying on. Needs a service and new pads/discs all round also! 
Unsure what the abs error is. Could be a sensor or possibly wheel bearing!
Unsure what the abs error is. Could be a sensor or possibly wheel bearing!
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Nice and clean!
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Ryan you should get it on the RR at Powerstation next month
Not wanted to say yes yet, just incase i am at work. Will know 2 weeks before when my rotor comes through post.
If i do come, ill go down with you.
That looks rather good that does 
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Dammit you've made me want to get the coat of mud off mine now!
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Mine's as quiet as a mouse...Very important! Though i do find my self muting it a lot, so i can hear he V6 scream like a jet engine
I upgraded my exhaust so there would be at least some sound when not thrashing it.
What did you use to clean the engine bay btw?
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The best thing going for getting through grease and dirt! Persil washing up liquid and water.
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Did you hand scrub/wash it all or use a jet wash after protecting certain bits?
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No never use a jet wash on a engine, whatever some people say. Asking for trouble imo.
Hot water and washing up liquid in a bucket and a microfibre cloth. Don't drench the cloth, only needs to be damp and wipe round everything with a bit of elbow grease.
Jobs a good n.
Hot water and washing up liquid in a bucket and a microfibre cloth. Don't drench the cloth, only needs to be damp and wipe round everything with a bit of elbow grease.
Jobs a good n.
Soldato
I just got the garage to supply and fit new mounts when they were fitting the exhaust. JP didn't have any recommendations for mounts when I asked them.
All I remember was they were black. If I had to guess they were Ford OEM mounts.
All I remember was they were black. If I had to guess they were Ford OEM mounts.
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I spent about £20 on engine bay cleaners and wasn't impressed at all, just left white crap all over the plastics (Think its in the Fiesta ST thread).
Anyway a old man told me to use abit of persil and some hot water and it would work a treat, he wasn't wrong. Also told me to use WD40 on a cloth to refresh any plastics on the exterior.
Persil will not harm anything at all. You ever seen it eat up your 10+ year old metal egg cups or pans?
I spent about £20 on engine bay cleaners and wasn't impressed at all, just left white crap all over the plastics (Think its in the Fiesta ST thread).
Anyway a old man told me to use abit of persil and some hot water and it would work a treat, he wasn't wrong. Also told me to use WD40 on a cloth to refresh any plastics on the exterior.
Persil will not harm anything at all. You ever seen it eat up your 10+ year old metal egg cups or pans?
No but my pans are Stainless Steel and constantly washed, my engine bay bits are not stainless
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No but my pans are Stainless Steel and constantly washed, my engine bay bits are not stainless
Hoping you wouldn't pick up on that after I clicked 'submit reply'
Still... You are being over dramatic, it does no harm at all
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It's knowing where all those vital/exposed bits are though...
I wouldn't put a hose or pressure washer anywhere near my engine bay. It doesn't take much to just use rags and degreaser