What Causes Severe Idle Vibration in Neutral Gear for Ford Focus?
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Here are the reasons for severe idle vibration in neutral gear for Ford Focus: 1. Excessive spark plug gap or erosion causing misfire and vibration. 2. Dirty throttle body or excessive carbon buildup in intake manifold requiring throttle cleaning, carbon removal and proper calibration. 3. Loose transmission mount requiring engine inspection to check mount condition. Here’s an introduction to this Focus model: 1. Configuration-wise, the EcoBoost180 Trend edition adds keyless entry, one-touch start, TPMS tire pressure monitoring, etc. The 1.5L automatic Trend edition adds panoramic sunroof, one-touch start, TPMS, parking radar and leather steering wheel. 2. Powertrain-wise, the 1.5L EcoBoost turbocharged dual-injection engine integrates over 20 cutting-edge technologies including PFDI dual-injection system and low-inertia mixed-flow turbocharger, delivering 174hp rated power and 243N·m/1750-4500rpm peak torque, paired with 8-speed automatic transmission for both dynamic performance and fuel efficiency. The 1.5L Ti-VCT twin-independent variable camshaft timing engine matches 6-speed manual/automatic transmission, achieving as low as 5.4L/100km combined fuel consumption.