Will this work on the 1999/2 Ford Focus wagon SE with 1.6L Zetec-S/Duratec EFI (100PS) Engine. Is this a pair for the rear wheel?
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These are for the front. You need to remove the steering knuckle to press out the bearing. Bearing will be demolished. When installing new bearing, ensure the black side faces the speed sensor. Don't pound bearing in unless you have a pretty good fitting tool a tad smaller then the outer race od but its best to use a shop press...better control. The sensing unit for ABS speed sensor and sort is imbedded in the black side so be careful not to damage. Good luck.
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I used it on a 2005 1.6 non-vtec it worked great.Also on a 1998 model worked the same.Both engines had the same 50mm hex on the crank pulley a 2000 1.6 should be the same from what I remember.I would say yes .Hope this helps.
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Worked great on my 2000 FLHRCI for changing over to gear drive cams. Believe the engines are the same (TC88) from '99-'07, so it should work for yours.
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I used it on a 2006 Focus ( the gear box broke) which I also put a 2008 trans in ......its working very well.
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It worked for my 08 power wagon. It has full gasket. Different than my original ones. Lenses were cracking is why I replaced them.
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In my application (2004 Saturn VUE) it was for a rear wheel, but note that it is only for 4-wheel drive, not front wheel drive.
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This is everything that you will need to properly align the front & rear timing chains on any Ford 4.0L SOHC Engine. PLease keep in mind that the overall repair procedure is not recommended for the "Do It Yourselfer's" (DIY). I am a Technical Training Manager, and I oversee the technical training and tool requirments of 3 Ford dealerships. I bought these tools on Amazon becasue it was cheeper, then purchasing the same tools from Ford SPX Service Solutions. I hope I've answered your question. Please feel free to email me for any further 4.0L engine advice.
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I'm not positive, but I wouldn't think so being that a focus has a different engine and doesn't appear very similar, just to be sure you could go to a local AutoZone or auto parts store and find out, but I would recommend buying this part that says it is specifically for your car or says it will fit your car since this is a piece that runs with the computer of your car, and computers can be very direct with what they are willing to work with. I hope this help you.
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Sorry I can't help you, I have a 2001 ford focus, and it is an exact OEM replacement for my focus
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Sorry i dont know answer to that as i bought it for a celica with a 3SGTE engine
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I used them rear on Ford Explorer -96. We did a easy air installation and didnt conect them to ordinary air compressor. Puted a ordinary "wheel"-ventile on to adjust the pressure maually. Idont know about front installation.
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Sorry, that wheel will not work. The volt pattern is correct, however, the offset is too high and will rub/grind. You need a +15 to +25mm offset for fitment.
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Hi: Call Edelbrock or go on line to their site. They'd need to know what your manifold is and if it's a Ford Automatic trans you would need the correct linkage. They also might want to know if you have street type horsepower or if you have more radical. For a street engine it should be a great choice but you'll need to get the specifics straightened out. Check out their website for contact info. Plus they have a lot of informative videos that should help.
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it is obd 1 and obd 2 compatable the kit has a variety of adapters, I use it on my 95 chevy s10
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These shifters will only work with the corresponding SRAM Rear Derailleur. This is because the shifters are "Indexed" which basically means the shift ratios or the distance the shifters move the rear derailleur are fixed to match the ratio that matches the specific SRAM rear derailleur.
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No, you need MTD part # 984-04253-0637. This is for a left hand drive and the bearings won't line up. There is one listed from MTD for yours for $88 that comes with 2 bearings right now, that's a solid deal!
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Yes, I used it on my svt. Svt uses the zetec engine with a different head. You won't have to deal with a vct on the regular zetec engine.