I have a 2012 Ford Focus with the EcoBoost engine. It's done 19,000 miles and recently broke down with a serious and spontaneous overheat. I was rescued by the AA who found the pipe from the turbo to the cooling system seriously split. As the car had so dramatically overheated the AA suspected the head gasket had blown. The car may need a new engine, although it is under warranty. 1) if the
Unless there has been a recent change in Ford policy, the 1.0 ecoboost engine was been offered at the discounted price of £2000 provided it was supplied and fitted by a Ford main dealer. Total cost of the engine and work to fit is/was about £3800 - £4200. Quote. Budding Enthusiast.
Took it in to a (different) local garage to get looked over. Hydro carbons in the coolant, head gasket defo kaput (already known) Head likely warped because of the type of engine it is (ecoboom
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ford focus 1.0 ecoboost engine failure