2000 Ford Focus Se Sedan 4-door 2.0l Needs Timing Belt on 2040-cars
Grove City, Ohio, United States
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I have a Gold 2000 Ford Focus SE for sale. It ran up until today and
will need the timing belt replaced as well as the tie rod ends replaced.
It does have some rust along the bottom of the doors and a crack in the
bumper. It has 145,702 miles and is an automatic. It will need towed as
I wouldn't suggest driving it without a new timing belt. If you know
how to fix this on the spot and bring a timing belt then it could be
driven. I also did some research and since this is a SOHC there will be
no damage to the valves or pistons. Once the timing belt is replaced
it'll run great again.
I have replaced: Brakes ( rotors, drums, pads, studs and cylinders) Both O2 Sensors Alternator which has a lifetime warranty Power Steering Pump and Line Starter Battery It Needs: Timing Belt Tie Rod Ends I don't have the time or know-how to fix this myself between work and school so my loss is your gain. The KBB value ($2258) of this car in fair condition meaning: Requires some mechanical repairs The paint and bodywork may require refinishing and body repair The engine compartment has leaks and may require repairs May have some repairable rust damage The body has dents, chips, and/or scratches The interior has substantial wear, and may have small tears Wheels may be warped or bent, have major scratches, scrapes, or pitting and require replacement The tires may not match and need replacing Needs servicing, but is still in reasonable running condition with a clean title history A few service records are available |
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