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Mk1 General Discussion : Part number Dipstick

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Author: Tbone
Subject: Part number Dipstick
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 1:50pm

You got me in stitchesLOL my wifes going to be rather upset.... maybe if I change the message to read.............the read/indication scale at the end of my engine oil level indication probe has snapped off rendering me with a need to purchase a replacement engine oil level indication probe.  

Mk1 General Discussion : Part number Dipstick

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Author: blastersump
Subject: Part number Dipstick
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 1:53pm

Seriously, give a dealer parts dept your year , model, and vin number if you know it and they should sort you out.

Mk1 General Discussion : Part number Dipstick

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Author: The.Real.Me
Subject: Part number Dipstick
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 2:13pm

Post of the year LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Ron

Mk2 General Discussion : Mk2 Kuga fuel consumption / Miles Per Gallon MPG

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Author: AndyS79
Subject: Mk2 Kuga fuel consumption / Miles Per Gallon MPG
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 3:01pm

If he's buying purely on fuel economy then the 1.5 diesel is quoted at 64.2mpg, and the 1.5 petrol at 45.6mpg. 

Chances are in the real world the gap won't be anywhere near as big. For low annual mileage i'd probably go with the petrol, and only entertain the diesel if you're doing over 15k miles per year.

Don't forget the diesel is slower, less refined, and is beginning to go out of fashion.

Mk2 Technical : New Kuga creaks

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Author: Dannegr
Subject: New Kuga creaks
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 3:04pm


Hello
Have owned the new Kuga for 2 months now.
I feel that the center console creaks.
Has anyone experienced the same problem?
If so, have you got rid of it? tip?

Daniel

Mk2 Technical : New Kuga creaks

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Author: The.Real.Me
Subject: New Kuga creaks
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 4:39pm

Mine was built this year and can't say it creaks at all, it does suffer from missing text on DAB though Cry

Ron

Mk2 Technical : New Kuga creaks

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Author: Dannegr
Subject: New Kuga creaks
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 4:52pm

Ok, well i Think its warranty issue so im going to call the dealer tomorrow and see if they can fix it.

Mk2 General Discussion : Cluncking coming from gearbox

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Author: Colw1
Subject: Cluncking coming from gearbox
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 4:55pm

Hi I've just started to notice a slight cluncking coming from my gearbox which is more noticeable when changing from 2nd to 3rd has anyone else noticed this
This seems to be one of the many faults with the kuga come ford where has your quality gone this is a 30k car really
This is on a 1.5 ecoboost manual with 800 miles on clock

Kuga dealer experiences : Alarm bells ringing

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Author: bobuptown
Subject: Alarm bells ringing
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 5:04pm

A lot of people turn to car magazines to read motoring journalists car reviews and I suspect that those vehicles are provided with an expectation from the manufacturer that the journalist/reviewer is going to write a reasonable car review,  if it's a rubbish review then  . . . who knows. 
My opinion is if you are going to read a car magazine for some help, advice, guidance then read actual car owners opinions/reviews, I found the Auto Express Driver Power Survey results really useful and helpful as they reflect car owners views and not motoring journalist opinions who have probably only spent a short time in any vehicle. 

Kuga dealer experiences : Alarm bells ringing

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Author: DaveR-uk
Subject: Alarm bells ringing
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 5:18pm

I think mark-essex has offered really good advice.  Owners, not professional journalists, are the people whose opinions should be listened to.  I can only say that my own Kuga continues to impress and delight at 3 months and 3000 miles.  I have absolutely no regrets about ordering it and no alarm bells ringing.

Of course there are owners who have had problems and who have reported them on this site.  I used to own a Porsche and I can assure you the owners club web site had plenty of equivalent problem stories by owners but also lots of enthusiastic reviews by very happy owners.

Mk2 General Discussion : Cluncking coming from gearbox

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Author: tractorboy
Subject: Cluncking coming from gearbox
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 5:24pm

I'd get it straight back to the dealer.

Bob

Kuga dealer experiences : Alarm bells ringing

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Author: Ozio01
Subject: Alarm bells ringing
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 5:57pm

I have been in the Italian Kuga forum till 2 months ago. One day I wrote a not-so-nice review focused on the Sync3 usability (usability evaluation is my research branch). I received a direct attack from a couple of people, yelling at my going against what Quattroruote (most famous Italian magazine about cars) tells about the Sync3. No way to convince them about the flaws I highlighted; no way to make them stop insulting me. Result? I am here with all of you. Never been in the Italian forum since then. 😃

Kuga dealer experiences : Alarm bells ringing

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Author: KugaTess
Subject: Alarm bells ringing
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 6:22pm

Love mine one of the best cars I have owned, had one or two problems with the DPF but then I put it down to the joys of owning a Mk1 Kuga. Thumbs Up

Kuga dealer experiences : Alarm bells ringing

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Author: Oldboy
Subject: Alarm bells ringing
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 6:30pm

Hi Highlander

Take note of reviews but work out what the key things are you need/want from a car and test drive as many of the potential options as possible to make your own judgement (this is the second biggest personal investment after a house that most of us will make so don't do it relying on what others think). I tend to buy year old cars and keep them a while but I bought my Kuga 6 weeks ago. Cars I drove (and rejected) included Vauxhall Mokka; FIAT 500X; Hond CRV; Toyota RAV; Mazda CX5; VW Tiguan; Peugot 3008; Mercedes B class as well as various Mitsibushis, Kias, and Suzukis.  I could not find anyone with a SEAT for me to test, the Renault/Nissan family offered no atomatic with AWD, and Audi and Volvo asked stupid prices and high mileage for equivalent equipment. I did like the Toyota CHR but that is a brand new model so few used examples are available and it was outside my budget.

I was a bit extreme this time (perhaps my wish list was quite prescriptive) so I am not suggesting you test that many (and your requirements will give different results to mine so I am not saying the Kuga is better than all those other makes - rather it best matched what I was looking for). 

Good luck in your car hunting.


Edited by Oldboy - 5 hours 4 minutes ago at 6:56pm

Mk2 Technical : Can you activate anti hijack / auto locking?

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Author: dexterPicard
Subject: Can you activate anti hijack / auto locking?
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 8:23pm

Originally posted by Danny2173 Danny2173 wrote:

Thanks for the reply Murcod but the ELS27 and the OBDLinkMX are very expensive for the purpose of just enabling the anti hijacking. 
I think , you are safe, just using a device which is cable based and not bluetooth.  and btw, that switch is not really a problem, as software utilize it, if you have it.

Mk2 General Discussion : Having doubts about Kuga

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Author: Grumpy1954
Subject: Having doubts about Kuga
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 10:04pm

OK, dropped the car off Monday Noon, later than planned. Service reception book me in and said it would be ready by 5pm after regassing. I queried that, saying it was the second time in 9 months it needed regassing and the manager said it could take 2 days due to looking for a ppossible fault. 
9am this morning they range me to say the car was ready. Went up to collect it, was told it had been regassed and all was fine. I asked what about it keep needing regassing, told they'd done pressure leak testing from over and under the engine, nothing found, it was completely normal for the car to need regassing very 6 - 9 months. I said my lease was up in October, he said he assumed I would be giving them a glowing reference and no doubt would want another Ford. I just said "no doubt" and left.
Am I being cynical in assuming the car was actually ready for 5pm and because I'd made a fuss, they waited till 9am the next day, thinking I'd believe they done a day's work on it.
I can't believe they expect me to accept that this is all perfectly normal?

Mk2 General Discussion : Having doubts about Kuga

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Author: phoneman
Subject: Having doubts about Kuga
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 10:14pm

My Titanium X Sport has just been in for its 3 year service and first MOT. This also included a regas of air con, the first time it's been done, always worked fine without problems, Ford recommend the regas as part of the 36 month or 36k service

Mk2 Towing : Towbar

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Author: triggerste
Subject: Towbar
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 10:15pm

I am looking at getting a new kuga St line x, What is the best advice for getting a towbar, should I ask dealer to fit before I pick up if so should I get a detachable or retractable towbar? Also not sure about electrics I currently tow my caravan on single black plug and tie up other plug from caravan not fussed about having fridge working. any advice greatly appreciated from a novice caravanner.

Mk2 General Discussion : Having doubts about Kuga

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Author: Alan1005
Subject: Having doubts about Kuga
Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 11:06pm

Originally posted by phoneman phoneman wrote:

My Titanium X Sport has just been in for its 3 year service and first MOT. This also included a regas of air con, the first time it's been done, always worked fine without problems, Ford recommend the regas as part of the 36 month or 36k service
phoneman you say they recommend the regas and also say it was included in 3 year service.... Was it an additional cost to have regas done and if so did it show on the invoice.

Mk2 General Discussion : Good result for the Kuga

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Author: kugaman1
Subject: Good result for the Kuga
Posted: 07 Jun 2017 at 6:23am

The Kuga mk2 scores well in the latest Autoexpress Driver Power survey.

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/best-cars/driver-power/95238/best-cars-to-own-driver-power-2017-results

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