Hi, I own a Ford Mondeo Ghia and it happened to me that it suddenly stalled and did not want to start working again. The car was towed to a mechanic, the fuel filter was replaced and the engine started. Some days later, the vehicle started stalling when driving, either at 10 or at 75 mph. It now does it around 3-4 times a day and the orange light indicator turns on. One mechanic told me it is a problem with the fuel pressure, which is quite expensive to solve, but another one told me the failure might be caused by another thing. I really do not know what to do. Has this ever happened to anyone before?
The crankshaft sensor has been replaced, the belt was a bit stretched but the car continued failing. I have now been told that the problem might be in the electronic control unit.
I have a Ford Mondeo saloon diesel that has been parked for a long time, almost 7 years. Recently I tried to start my car but it did not want to start and the car engine and dashboard lights did not turn on. What is the real cause, can you please help and explain to me what I should do. Even though the battery has been replaced and the engine oil has been serviced before I started my car.
At the beginning was on and off, until now. It doesn't starts at all. I sprayed ether inside the body Throttle and started for a second or two.
My conclusion is that the problem is the fuel pump. Could anybody contribute with other idea? If I do it , am not going to remove all the shit to take the tank off. Ill cut thru the floor to reach the pump.
The last two years, my car has been having problems with the fuel pump. But the worst thing that happened to me was that, when driving at low speed, a strong noise was suddenly heard as if something had broken down. When checking it, I noticed that the rear left tire was not in its right position, but moved backwards, because the strap that keeps the tire well positioned had broken down. I do not want to imagine what might have happened if this occurred to me when driving at high speeds.