Where is the child lock on the Focus?
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Ford Focus child lock is set on the rear door, using a knob-type switch, both locking and unlocking require manual operation. The Focus is a Ford A-segment family car with a length, width, and height of 4480mm, 1840mm, and 1500mm respectively, and a wheelbase of 2640mm. The Focus's powertrain, centered around the engine, employs multiple fuel-saving technologies. The Duratec reverse-mounted all-aluminum engine is lightweight and efficient, featuring advanced technologies such as plastic-steel equal-length intake manifold, variable inertia intake valve, single-cylinder independent ignition system, and electronic throttle. Combined with low-speed high-torque tuning, it achieves both powerful performance and fuel efficiency.
Speaking of the Focus's child lock, I drive this car myself, and it's quite easy to find. On the rear doors, after you open the door, there's a small switch or lever on the hinge side of the door edge. Pushing it up activates the child lock, so kids can't open the door by pulling the handle from inside. I first discovered it when installing a child safety seat, and it took me a while to notice. Remember to check each rear door, as some models have separate controls. Make it a habit to check that the child lock is engaged every time a child sits in the back to prevent accidental door openings—safety first. Paying attention to these details regularly makes driving more reassuring.
