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October 19th, 2010 04:47 AM #1
same with my previous ride chevy cavalier....
risky itong fiesta sa atin....ingat lang at baka merong me galit o inggit lagyan ng kung ano ano chemical, yari tayo fiesta lovers.....
sana me mabili sa aftermarket na fuelcap na me key....para safe...
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October 19th, 2010 08:28 AM #2[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC5_S8UX-mQ"]YouTube - Easy Fuelâ„¢ Capless Fuel Filler[/ame]
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October 19th, 2010 08:51 AM #3
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October 19th, 2010 09:05 AM #4
may kasama bang white plastic nozzle yung fiesta katulad don sa youtube?
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October 19th, 2010 09:15 AM #5
So finally was able to put petrol for the 1st time last night.
I was just expecting the gas warning light to come on but was pretty surprised that this had an audible chime as well. Also, my meter switched displays and showed a range of 45km before empty.
By the way, my windows lock button was engaged but the passenger side could still be brought down. It's only the rear (2nd row) windows that remain locked. FYI, I'm used to the japanese cars that if the window is locked only the driver side could be used so is this true for all Fords or just the Fiesta?
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October 19th, 2010 09:17 AM #6
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October 19th, 2010 09:43 AM #7
All this discussion about the capless fuel system. As I said previously, it may be the first major flaw (actually second, first being the rotary seat recliner).
I don't think it's cost cutting. I think it's even more expensive to fit it with this locking mechanism, rather than the ordinary cap system with door lock/cable/lever.
I don't quite get the logic that the capless system will only allow the right fuel nozzle in. Locally, aren't all gas pumps identical in size? There's a suggestion that diesel nozzle might be bigger, but I don't think that's the case locally. I think the risk of loading the wrong fuel (e.g. diesel) remains the same. It's unlikely to happen, but the capless system doesn't necessarily bring down the risks.
Para sa mga seriously affected nitong always-open gas tank cover, you can always turn to Mr. Bean's genius for solutions...
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October 19th, 2010 09:51 AM #8
Kulitin natin ang Ford about this plastic nozzle. This should be standard issue. I usually load up fuel additives every now and then (usually fuel injector cleaner, or water remover). Looks like I won't be able to do this with the Fiesta.
Sa mga may FB (sorry wala akong FB ), paki-post nyo 'tong issue na 'to sa Fiesta FB page.
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October 19th, 2010 12:11 PM #9fiesta tsikoters wazup
sa usapang cash vs financing, gawa kau thread dun sa car financing, loans. fiesta thread ito hehehe
sa usapang easy capless, FGP needs to find a way to resolve this. lalo na ngaung mdaming nakakaalam na hindi nalolock ang gas lid cover natin, malamang mdaming susubok at kakalikutin ito kpag nasa parking lot hehehe. pinoy pa maabilidad mgagawan ng paraan yan para masipsip gas ntin
latest FC updates:wala pang proper break-in ito. magaang ang paa sa gas pedal
malayo pa ko sa D2E reference ko kaya sa display na lang
route: laspinas to global city
traffic: moderate to light
nung moderate to light lang FC is 7.8 Li / 100km = 12.82kpl
then natraffic sa lawton ave. going to global tumaas cya to 8.9 Li/100km = 11.236kpl
other fiesta owners, anu FC nyo? paano nyo nga pla ni break-in wla sa manual e?
plan ko sa SLEX. try to get max 140 ng paunti unti
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October 19th, 2010 12:15 PM #10
^^^ No, I've a separate clear book and plastic envelope with receipts, arranged in proper...
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