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KNOWN FAULT · Ford

Suspension, lights and campaigns on the Kuga I

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Engine / equipment
Ford Kuga I (2.5 Duratec Turbo and 2.0 TDCi)
Period mentioned
2008–2012
Symptoms
Shock absorbers and springs at the roadworthiness test and steering from the eighth year; blowing bulbs (voltage spikes, fixed by software); wheel bearings, alternators, battery and starter (especially 2008); a bonnet that flutters at speed; more oil leakage with age; on diesels, air-flow meter and particulate filter.
Possible cause described
Recalls: brake-servo check valve (1/11/2008–12/3/2009), heated washer jets (two campaigns) and a pressure plate that could break.
Check for the garage
Check the campaigns by VIN; check suspension, wheel bearings and leaks.
Cost cited in the source
No verified estimate; ask the garage for a quote.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.

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How much does it cost to repair this fault?

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How is it checked?

Check the campaigns by VIN; check suspension, wheel bearings and leaks.

What are the symptoms?

Shock absorbers and springs at the roadworthiness test and steering from the eighth year; blowing bulbs (voltage spikes, fixed by software); wheel bearings, alternators, battery and starter (especially 2008); a bonnet that flutters at speed; more oil leakage with age; on diesels, air-flow meter and particulate filter.

Which cars and years does it affect?
Brands
Ford
Engine / equipment
Ford Kuga I (2.5 Duratec Turbo and 2.0 TDCi)
Period mentioned
2008–2012

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