I have a 2012 Transit Connect. I can make a recommendations to increase transmission service life. First, absolutely make sure you change the fluid on schedule. Next its how you use it. On the shifter is a button which you can use to turn the OD off. I recommend you turn OD off when driving at any speeds below 45mph, heck I usually keep OD off unless I'm doing a steady 50 or more for extended periods. Here's why I do this. These little engines do not have much torque at lower rpms. The transmissions are programmed to go into OD too early in my opinion. I guess for emissions reasons. Anyway the problem is lack of torque causes the transmission to shift down from OD too frequently at lower speeds. Then it shifts back up. Up and down, up and down..... it wears it out. Keep it out of OD at lower speeds, especially in higher traffic conditions. (note, the OD on function will always switch back to on after restarting the engine so if needed, you have to turn it back off each time you start it back up). Next, driving habits of taking your foot all the way off the gas pedal and then back on again also cause unnecessary wear on the transmission. When you pull your foot all the way off, the throttle position sensor unlocks to torque converter. Then you step down again and it locks back up. It's unnecessary wear. If you have to back off the throttle momentarily thats fine, but if you can avoid pulling your foot all the off, it will help prevent unnecessary unlocking and locking of the torque converter. Pull back but keep you foot ever so slightly down and the converter will stay locked.
Well this is one of the most informative, straightforward, transit connect precautionary videos that I've seen. She doesn't glam up or dramatize the drawbacks or anything that makes me wanna pull out my hair! ( That happens when the person in the video likes the sound of his or her voice) VERY HELPFUL. VERY PROFESSIONAL. great job! New subscriber! That's me!
Just got my vehicle back from the mechanic shop and he said that the Valve Cover Gasket needs to be replaced because the #4 spark plug was full of oil.
@josephtutor8901 there are several videos on it. The only two places you put a small dab of silicone is where there's a joint in the head, left side I believe. I highly advise to buy an OEM gasket from Ford. The aftermarket ones tend to fail quicker. Same engine in the Ford Focus.
Another common issue I've encountered is a bad door ajar switch, which intermittently prevents you from locking the doors. It's part of the door latch assembly, which was a poor design considering how frequently the switches go bad. I opted for the simple fix of connecting two wires at the harness to make it think the door is always closed, so it no longer is an issue with the door locking and warning chimes going off while driving.
2012 with 175000 miles on it, I bought it with 140000 miles and so far I’ve had to replace the cooling fan, water outlet( gasket was leaking all the coolant), harmonic balancer, motor mounts and that’s it still going strong I try to drive within 2 to 3 rpm’s and that’s has helped a lot.
I have a 2013 I bought new and it has 118k miles on the odometer. So far I’ve had a sliding door come off, replaced the water pump, valve cover gasket, spark plugs, wheel bearings, engine mount, and 4-5 sets of tires and brakes. Overall it’s been a money maker, operating costs are still less than half of my old f250.
As far as the transmission, often its just the shift solenoids that go bad, and have to be replaced. They are easy to replace, just by dropping the transmission pan
All of these eventually need the top motor mount replaced. It can make it seem like the car has major issues. But a new motor mount will make it drive smooth as new. Also the front wheel bearings go bad quickly
@@04dram04 yes it does wonders & is a pretty simple fix but make sure you get the oem mount after reading many comments non-Ford brand mounts disengrates prematurely like less than a year which is ridiculous so spend the dough for the ford fomo one which has a hydralic damper or whatever it's called vs the other brands. When I bought mine there was one only one other brand than ford that also has the hydraulic damper but just go fomo ford.
You forgot to mention that these (and most newer FORD transmissions) are electronically adaptable meaning, they can sense who is driving the Van and how they drive and thus "adapt" thus setting codes for individual drivers. Before assuming you got a problem with weird shifting - clear the codes.
We had 2 of these in Pittsburgh, Pa at my old shop. They were horrible on wet / brick roads “hills”. They handle horrible on the highway in winds. I swear the ones we had were 3 speed. It was either Redline or Lugging. Gas Mileage wasn’t good either. Just a bad design/weight ratio. If it had an “AWD - 4spd Manual Transmission option then you might have something.
3:56 my 2013 TC overheated when I was idling waiting at an airport waiting to pick someone up, and I wasn't paying attention to the temperature gauge skyrocketing. The plastic heater hose connector they use on these things spontaneously blew apart under the temperature and pressure stress, making for a fine display of steam and smoke. It seems the fans won't come on from temperature so maybe that cylinder head temp sensor or PCM control needs looking into. In the meantime I just turn on the AC when I'm idling to conveniently keep the temperature in control, so it switches the condenser fan on by default. 4:42 Note: Components 16 and 17 in the engine compartment fuse box are the cooling fan low speed and high speed relays, not fuses
Well spoken and i can tell by how you handle tools and engine parts that you have some experience. Good job. Oh by the way, some people are busting your chops about how you had a hickup about what generation. Well, piss on them. Keep up the good work. My father was an engine mechanic his entire life. Did police cars, city vehicals, ect , fire trucks. Also Sealtest icecream trucks. I got all the ice cream we could eat, lol. Back in the late 60s and 1970s.
I can happily say i have a 2012 ford transit connect 2.0 for 6 years drive everyday all over the United state and my transmission and engine are good as he'll
I love my 2010 xlt overheated second day I bought it. -The fix was to replace “coolant outlet pipe” (top right side of engine) it was losing out coolant there also waterpump seal failed too, behind plastic shroud could see it weeping so was leaking at both those points - overheated it two years later going up a long steep hill. Coolant hose tear could fit 4 fingers it. Replaced it (it’s the one with 3 hoses attached to T fitting in the front left engine bay. - change valve cover gasket. The issue I have not fixed yet is powersteering leak. I top off every 3 months I honestly love this van it’s got 194k
I own one of these I use it for my personal use and business. The only thing I haven't encouraged is the injector issues. I will add to this that at 220k miles the valve seals start leaking oil. Eventually it will get bad enough to foul out the plugs. Mine started fouling plugs at 240k miles plus the trans started slipping like this lady says. Ended up putting a reman engine and trans in it.
I appreciate your professional Automotive Advice videos. The 2012 Transit def. has the ease of accessibility to the Fuel Injectors~! Are they fairly expensive ?
Motor mounts! They always go out on these things. The heater stops working quickly when the water level drops and inch. Tranny solenoids. Keys wear out. Drive shaft bearings vibration. There are a lot of things in a cheap van that can go out!
unrelated to all of these one of my motor mounts deterioirated and the water pump / gasket started leaking after driving 7 hours in the desert 🤪. In the meantime 'll be mentally preparing for when one of these issues show up.
Liked the creator, but disagrre with most problems except hinges, easy fix. I would add coolant leaks and hard to seal valve cover, bad engine mounts, and front wheel bearings that need replacing all the time.
Wow I was so impressed by this video.. tried to subscribe and couldn’t figure out why I wasn’t able to find the button?! Turns out I was already subscribed 😂!!
2:14 I see a bunch of these in my area, they alway have engine issue , some are under some only have 150k miles on em.wonder if a low maintenance 90's civic engine would fit.
How's about the motor mounts, I've replaced them twice and it's vibrating again. It's got 230,000 miles. I usually repair myself. This thing is like a toy. Lol
Lubricate the rear doors regularly, and the side door rollers. Wipe out the throttle body and clean the air box every oil change Don't hammer your trans when cold, or hot. Add Techron to the gas regularly, keep water out of your fuel filler. Bob's your Uncle👍 One owner '11 , 98,000 miles.
Don't forget the output shaft seals, auto trans.If your offroad.alot.With volcanic ash/sand over the shafts.or still on fire.. so actually NO it's OK to forget about them sorry for the fuss for nothing!
These things eat motor mounts. Sounds like an exhaust leak, and vibrates like crazy. Usually, it is best to replace all 3, as the shaking quickly damages the others and they are just as inadequate.
Transmission was severely slipping then it just stopped working all together. Gonna diagnose it soon. Haven’t had any problems with my van till it hit 80,000. Had water pump break and the cooling fan didn’t work
I just bought my 2011 in February and it's leaking coolant right by the front passenger tire. A guy came and looked. He said to put coolant in the container but it will still leak. Not sure how expensive this will be to fix but hopefully not a lot. I love my little van.
I bought my transit used with 158,000 miles.. never asked the previous owner if he’s done a transmission fluid change but at this point should I even bother? Or just leave it how it is?
i would service it, these tranies go out pretty commonly. i bought mine with it already replaced at 140k mi. but frequent services will keep it healthy. not too expensive but at least check it like in the video
I got a 2012 for transit. Connect, that started misfiring, so I noticed there was oil in 3 of the spark plug wells, so we changed the valve cover gasket coils and spark plugs, and the transit still has a misfire.
No real mechanical issues with my 2010 Connect.... But, rust has become a major issue... UK vehicle succumbed to winter salt on the roads I suppose 😮💨
Nice video. I have a 2010 transit connect limited, but we didn’t get a automatic gearbox in the transit until the new shape came out. Didn’t even know a pre 2014 transit connect came with a auto. Not in the UK market anyway.
Ajutatima si pe mine va rog nu merg v🎉entilatoarele la tourneo connect ( 2007 )am schimbat senzorul de temperatura care se afla pe chiuloasa daca desfac mufa pornesc ventilatoarele deci senzorul e ok si pe tester
Ive had my transit connect since 2007 with 10k on the clock now in 2023 it has 170k on the clock serviced every year and driven with care and only replaced link arms , battery, wheel bearings and pads and discs. 👌
I own a 2012, that I purchase MF new, and I still drive it to this day. I only have 50 something thousand miles on it though. Based on my experience, you could’ve done a top 50 problems with the Ford transit connect. 😂
makes it very clear in the intro at the video that this isn't a trustworthy guide, as even the title says this is a first gen Transit, the thumbnail says it's a first gen Transit, and she opens that she thinks it's a second gen, and somehow they still published this video
Nu stiu unde poate fi pozitionat senzorul de pe radiator sau senzorul de temperatura exterioara Releurile sunt bune Apa fierbe dar scotind mufa de pe senzorul de temperatura de pe capul chiuloasei pornesc ventilatoarele si apa nu mai fierbe si motorul se raceste Ma poate ajuta cineva?
I bought mine 2 yrs ago, it only had 32K when i bought it.. I got a sweet deal.I got 53K on it now. Only Gripe I have is that it needs more power.. it down shifts too easily all the time, even with slightest hill, and forget using the cruise control on the interstate, if can't hold it's own speed ( 70mph ) without constantly down shifting.. I was on a 2hr drive to the coast, and I had 15mph head winds. I used 3/4 tank of gas in that trip...lol..
@@rays.2480 interesting. Meaning poor MPG due to the constant downshifting on cruise control? Wanted to clarify, because I’m looking at picking all of these up, based mainly on their “good”gas mileage.
Got a ford transit connect mk1 Glow plug light starts flashing after 25 miles then engine cuts out but starts straight away any ideas code reader fails to connect
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I have a 2012 Transit Connect. I can make a recommendations to increase transmission service life. First, absolutely make sure you change the fluid on schedule. Next its how you use it. On the shifter is a button which you can use to turn the OD off. I recommend you turn OD off when driving at any speeds below 45mph, heck I usually keep OD off unless I'm doing a steady 50 or more for extended periods. Here's why I do this. These little engines do not have much torque at lower rpms. The transmissions are programmed to go into OD too early in my opinion. I guess for emissions reasons. Anyway the problem is lack of torque causes the transmission to shift down from OD too frequently at lower speeds. Then it shifts back up. Up and down, up and down..... it wears it out. Keep it out of OD at lower speeds, especially in higher traffic conditions. (note, the OD on function will always switch back to on after restarting the engine so if needed, you have to turn it back off each time you start it back up). Next, driving habits of taking your foot all the way off the gas pedal and then back on again also cause unnecessary wear on the transmission. When you pull your foot all the way off, the throttle position sensor unlocks to torque converter. Then you step down again and it locks back up. It's unnecessary wear. If you have to back off the throttle momentarily thats fine, but if you can avoid pulling your foot all the off, it will help prevent unnecessary unlocking and locking of the torque converter. Pull back but keep you foot ever so slightly down and the converter will stay locked.
Well this is one of the most informative, straightforward, transit connect precautionary videos that I've seen. She doesn't glam up or dramatize the drawbacks or anything that makes me wanna pull out my hair! ( That happens when the person in the video likes the sound of his or her voice) VERY HELPFUL. VERY PROFESSIONAL. great job! New subscriber! That's me!
I would definitely add "Valve Cover Gasket". Oil passes through gasket to the spark plugs causing rough idle. Very common and pretty easy/cheap fix.
+Shane Shreve Thanks for the feedback!
Just replaced the valve cover gaskets myself. Went to change spark plugs at 100k and found a whole mess of oil inside the wells.
@Joseph Tutor Wondering the same. Let me know if you get reply
Just got my vehicle back from the mechanic shop and he said that the Valve Cover Gasket needs to be replaced because the #4 spark plug was full of oil.
@josephtutor8901 there are several videos on it. The only two places you put a small dab of silicone is where there's a joint in the head, left side I believe. I highly advise to buy an OEM gasket from Ford. The aftermarket ones tend to fail quicker. Same engine in the Ford Focus.
Another common issue I've encountered is a bad door ajar switch, which intermittently prevents you from locking the doors. It's part of the door latch assembly, which was a poor design considering how frequently the switches go bad.
I opted for the simple fix of connecting two wires at the harness to make it think the door is always closed, so it no longer is an issue with the door locking and warning chimes going off while driving.
I have this problem with the passenger side front door. I have to keep opening and closing it to get it locked properly at times.
got a 2013 replaced trans at 210,000 miles got close to 300,000.knock on wood no other major problems.Keep on trucking
2012 with 175000 miles on it, I bought it with 140000 miles and so far I’ve had to replace the cooling fan, water outlet( gasket was leaking all the coolant), harmonic balancer, motor mounts and that’s it still going strong I try to drive within 2 to 3 rpm’s and that’s has helped a lot.
I have a 2013 I bought new and it has 118k miles on the odometer. So far I’ve had a sliding door come off, replaced the water pump, valve cover gasket, spark plugs, wheel bearings, engine mount, and 4-5 sets of tires and brakes. Overall it’s been a money maker, operating costs are still less than half of my old f250.
As far as the transmission, often its just the shift solenoids that go bad, and have to be replaced. They are easy to replace, just by dropping the transmission pan
Great video!
I suppose the aggressive sill rusting goes without saying...!
This was very straight forward, simple and informative, a great teacher. Thanks for the video!
I'm looking at getting one of these for a camper conversion. Thanks for the great info.
Same here
Keep it as light as you can ....
All of these eventually need the top motor mount replaced. It can make it seem like the car has major issues. But a new motor mount will make it drive smooth as new. Also the front wheel bearings go bad quickly
@@04dram04 yes it does wonders & is a pretty simple fix but make sure you get the oem mount after reading many comments non-Ford brand mounts disengrates prematurely like less than a year which is ridiculous so spend the dough for the ford fomo one which has a hydralic damper or whatever it's called vs the other brands. When I bought mine there was one only one other brand than ford that also has the hydraulic damper but just go fomo ford.
I’ve got one for sale if anybody’s interested
You forgot to mention that these (and most newer FORD transmissions) are electronically adaptable meaning, they can sense who is driving the Van and how they drive and thus "adapt" thus setting codes for individual drivers. Before assuming you got a problem with weird shifting - clear the codes.
What the hell they can adapt to the drivers Dan that pretty cool technology
We had 2 of these in Pittsburgh, Pa at my old shop. They were horrible on wet / brick roads “hills”. They handle horrible on the highway in winds. I swear the ones we had were 3 speed. It was either Redline or Lugging. Gas Mileage wasn’t good either.
Just a bad design/weight ratio.
If it had an “AWD - 4spd Manual Transmission option then you might have something.
I’d love this generation. It was so versatile.
3:56 my 2013 TC overheated when I was idling waiting at an airport waiting to pick someone up, and I wasn't paying attention to the temperature gauge skyrocketing.
The plastic heater hose connector they use on these things spontaneously blew apart under the temperature and pressure stress, making for a fine display of steam and smoke.
It seems the fans won't come on from temperature so maybe that cylinder head temp sensor or PCM control needs looking into. In the meantime I just turn on the AC when I'm idling to conveniently keep the temperature in control, so it switches the condenser fan on by default.
4:42 Note: Components 16 and 17 in the engine compartment fuse box are the cooling fan low speed and high speed relays, not fuses
Well spoken and i can tell by how you handle tools and engine parts that you have some experience.
Good job. Oh by the way, some people are busting your chops about how you had a hickup about what generation.
Well, piss on them.
Keep up the good work. My father was an engine mechanic his entire life. Did police cars, city vehicals, ect , fire trucks. Also Sealtest icecream trucks.
I got all the ice cream we could eat, lol.
Back in the late 60s and 1970s.
I can happily say i have a 2012 ford transit connect 2.0 for 6 years drive everyday all over the United state and my transmission and engine are good as he'll
I like the way she gives it to ya straight.
I love my 2010 xlt
overheated second day I bought it.
-The fix was to replace “coolant outlet pipe” (top right side of engine) it was losing out coolant there also waterpump seal failed too, behind plastic shroud could see it weeping so was leaking at both those points
- overheated it two years later going up a long steep hill. Coolant hose tear could fit 4 fingers it. Replaced it (it’s the one with 3 hoses attached to T fitting in the front left engine bay.
- change valve cover gasket.
The issue I have not fixed yet is powersteering leak. I top off every 3 months
I honestly love this van it’s got 194k
I own one of these I use it for my personal use and business. The only thing I haven't encouraged is the injector issues. I will add to this that at 220k miles the valve seals start leaking oil. Eventually it will get bad enough to foul out the plugs. Mine started fouling plugs at 240k miles plus the trans started slipping like this lady says. Ended up putting a reman engine and trans in it.
Excellent & very clear. thank you from a woman!
I appreciate your professional Automotive Advice videos. The 2012 Transit def. has the ease of accessibility to the Fuel Injectors~! Are they fairly expensive ?
Motor mounts! They always go out on these things. The heater stops working quickly when the water level drops and inch. Tranny solenoids. Keys wear out. Drive shaft bearings vibration. There are a lot of things in a cheap van that can go out!
unrelated to all of these one of my motor mounts deterioirated and the water pump / gasket started leaking after driving 7 hours in the desert 🤪. In the meantime 'll be mentally preparing for when one of these issues show up.
Thanks for sharing all this valuable info
She is fantastic! Thank you!
I really like these videos, good information 👌
Same. Very entertaining.
Fuse 17 50 amp blown $5 repair thank you 🤙
Fuses don't blow for no reason...hopefully it's all ok now..
Liked the creator, but disagrre with most problems except hinges, easy fix. I would add coolant leaks and hard to seal valve cover, bad engine mounts, and front wheel bearings that need replacing all the time.
I really like that lady doing this presentation good job
Wow I was so impressed by this video.. tried to subscribe and couldn’t figure out why I wasn’t able to find the button?! Turns out I was already subscribed 😂!!
2:14 I see a bunch of these in my area, they alway have engine issue , some are under some only have 150k miles on em.wonder if a low maintenance 90's civic engine would fit.
How's about the motor mounts, I've replaced them twice and it's vibrating again. It's got 230,000 miles. I usually repair myself. This thing is like a toy. Lol
Lubricate the rear doors regularly, and the side door rollers.
Wipe out the throttle body and clean the air box every oil change
Don't hammer your trans when cold, or hot.
Add Techron to the gas regularly, keep water out of your fuel filler.
Bob's your Uncle👍
One owner '11 , 98,000 miles.
The two most common issues on these are the top motor mount going out, and the front wheel bearings going bad early
Don't forget the output shaft seals, auto trans.If your offroad.alot.With volcanic ash/sand over the shafts.or still on fire.. so actually NO it's OK to forget about them sorry for the fuss for nothing!
Fixing front wheel bearing as we speak
These things eat motor mounts. Sounds like an exhaust leak, and vibrates like crazy. Usually, it is best to replace all 3, as the shaking quickly damages the others and they are just as inadequate.
This was pretty much a great video, which Transit Connect is the best one to get and which one is the one you want to stay away from?
Any advice on what to look for since my reverse sensor and reverse lights don’t work?
What did you mean by good transmission fluid level means a transmission rebuild?...if it's not shifting?
Had issue once with cooling changed fans/ radiator/ hoses / fuses and was the relays for high and low fan speed
Transmission was severely slipping then it just stopped working all together. Gonna diagnose it soon. Haven’t had any problems with my van till it hit 80,000. Had water pump break and the cooling fan didn’t work
I just bought my 2011 in February and it's leaking coolant right by the front passenger tire. A guy came and looked. He said to put coolant in the container but it will still leak. Not sure how expensive this will be to fix but hopefully not a lot. I love my little van.
Wow. Super helpful video! Thanks. Subscribed.
A front engine mount will do wonders for NVH on high mileage ones and is not expensive.
I bought my transit used with 158,000 miles.. never asked the previous owner if he’s done a transmission fluid change but at this point should I even bother? Or just leave it how it is?
i would service it, these tranies go out pretty commonly. i bought mine with it already replaced at 140k mi. but frequent services will keep it healthy. not too expensive but at least check it like in the video
I don't put many miles on mine. Once year I use Seafoam in my tank as a preventative.
Is the ticking sound during idle normal in these engines? Sticky lifters maybe?
I got a 2012 for transit. Connect, that started misfiring, so I noticed there was oil in 3 of the spark plug wells, so we changed the valve cover gasket coils and spark plugs, and the transit still has a misfire.
Great informational video, appreciate it!
Great video, thanks
Any chance you can tell me where the bank 1 sensor 1 (oxygen sensor) is located on this vehicle can you??
Not sure which one it is. Thanks
Good information
QUESTION I saw an immaculate 2007 ford connect van-diesel for sale in united kingdom--does u s a make these diesel vans ?????
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No real mechanical issues with my 2010 Connect.... But, rust has become a major issue... UK vehicle succumbed to winter salt on the roads I suppose 😮💨
I love this lady
Our top problem with our 2011 Transit Connect: Squirrels. They get into the engine compartment, make nests, and eat the wiring harnesses.
Great video
Thank you 🙏
How to turn off the loading or reverse beeping sound please?I have a 2013.
There's 2 levers on the side of my driver's seat one reclines what does the other do
Nice video. I have a 2010 transit connect limited, but we didn’t get a automatic gearbox in the transit until the new shape came out. Didn’t even know a pre 2014 transit connect came with a auto. Not in the UK market anyway.
Is Ford Transit connect 2010,2011,2012,2013 have the same transmission?
Wow I love this tech.....I have a Ford Transit connect van ............................
Wow, thank you so much!
very interesting ............. what small vans are good ? japanese ?
Super helpful
Hello , thanks ! And The diesel engine? Usually are The most used engine
Also they have leaking gas problems. I have 2011 transit
Great tech!
Thank you
Ajutatima si pe mine va rog nu merg v🎉entilatoarele la tourneo connect ( 2007 )am schimbat senzorul de temperatura care se afla pe chiuloasa daca desfac mufa pornesc ventilatoarele deci senzorul e ok si pe tester
Is it this oil between trans and engine normals? Mine is the same
Gear sticks get mega loose too, the chords tend to pop out and leave you stuck in gear
Mite just get a scion xb - less problems ?
Would this make a good family car ?
No
I owned 2 of these van nonsense I don't have those problems. 😊
Ive had my transit connect since 2007 with 10k on the clock now in 2023 it has 170k on the clock serviced every year and driven with care and only replaced link arms , battery, wheel bearings and pads and discs. 👌
How do you tell what Generation you have ? Mine is 2013 XLT
You have a second gen. The first gen was released in Europe only. They came to the US with this generation. 2013 was the last year of this generation.
@@haroldcarlson2775
How are the passenger vans to work on?
I own a 2012, that I purchase MF new, and I still drive it to this day. I only have 50 something thousand miles on it though. Based on my experience, you could’ve done a top 50 problems with the Ford transit connect. 😂
makes it very clear in the intro at the video that this isn't a trustworthy guide, as even the title says this is a first gen Transit, the thumbnail says it's a first gen Transit, and she opens that she thinks it's a second gen, and somehow they still published this video
Nu stiu unde poate fi pozitionat senzorul de pe radiator sau senzorul de temperatura exterioara
Releurile sunt bune
Apa fierbe dar scotind mufa de pe senzorul de temperatura de pe capul chiuloasei pornesc ventilatoarele si apa nu mai fierbe si motorul se raceste
Ma poate ajuta cineva?
I swapped trany to manual :)
Motor mounts failing seem to be a consistent issue.
excellent video..thank you
Hi there.
Do you guys sale parts for this vehicle?
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1st generation not 2nd!
The title says 1st generation, but you state in the video its a 2nd generation. Which is it....
They are a cool little vehicle
I bought mine 2 yrs ago, it only had 32K when i bought it.. I got a sweet deal.I got 53K on it now. Only Gripe I have is that it needs more power.. it down shifts too easily all the time, even with slightest hill, and forget using the cruise control on the interstate, if can't hold it's own speed ( 70mph ) without constantly down shifting.. I was on a 2hr drive to the coast, and I had 15mph head winds. I used 3/4 tank of gas in that trip...lol..
@@rays.2480 interesting. Meaning poor MPG due to the constant downshifting on cruise control? Wanted to clarify, because I’m looking at picking all of these up, based mainly on their “good”gas mileage.
Why does it drink so much gas?
Stopped watching after only 5 seconds... when she thought it was a 2nd generation.
also transmission speed sensor
I’m surprised those door open/ajar sensors weren’t addressed. Holy shirt, those can frustrate a driver.
Doing that without the key,does that work for all cars
Hey anybody fix a sagging armrest on a 2012
Got a ford transit connect mk1 Glow plug light starts flashing after 25 miles then engine cuts out but starts straight away any ideas code reader fails to connect
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I im lookimg to purchase a 2016 model of this. Is this car good for going long distance? I plan travel around eu with it. Any help will be appreciated
You must see the FORD TOURNEO (NOT TRANSİT) CONNECT 2012 GLX 110HP 1.8 TDCi Turbo Duratorq I have been using it for 13 years with 192,000 km and I have not encountered any problems (note: I have regular maintenance done).
She says second generation but the title text says first generation.
Hi there.
Is anyone available for answer a question?