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Where to Connect Jumper Cables for Focus Battery?

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ValentinaDella

07/30/25 5:28am

Jumper cables for the Focus battery should be connected under the hood. Below is relevant information about the Focus: 1. Introduction: The Changan Ford Focus was launched at the Guangzhou Auto Show on November 20, 2020. The Changan Ford Focus family released a total of eight models. The Ford Focus family is built on Ford's new mid-size car platform, combining Ford's strong R&D capabilities and the collective wisdom of its global engineering team to set a new benchmark for driving pleasure in the mid-size car segment. 2. Performance: The Ford Focus is equipped with the EcoBoost180 turbocharged dual-injection engine paired with the segment-exclusive 8AT transmission, forming a "high-performance duo" that delivers a maximum power of 128Kw and a peak torque of 243N·m, achieving 0-60Km/h acceleration in just 4.5s.

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