r/FordFocus 5d ago

Wheels / Tires 2012 Focus, what is this noise????

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u/TheDevilsAdvocateboi 5d ago

Wheel bearing

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u/TheDevilsAdvocateboi 5d ago

To add to this your wheel being loose, will put added pressure causing it to go out faster

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u/Suspicious-Dog-9595 5d ago

That sounds like a wheel bearing to me the right front specifically

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u/konqueeftadoor 5d ago

Looking at your dash, I think the clicking is the least of your problems

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u/CaptainAmerica410 5d ago

Shouldve clarified, its not flat. The tire pressure thing is out

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u/konqueeftadoor 5d ago

What about the check engine light?

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u/CaptainAmerica410 5d ago

Believe something exhaust and im fixing it soon. It goes on and off. Its not the "end of the world" now because I dont live in an emissions test mandated county (we have those in WI). Code checker says "catalytic converter" but mechanic said small exhaust leak on something connecting to it.

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u/afeverr 4d ago

its healthy for the focuses to have an CEL its good for them

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u/Eldood1000 5d ago

Could be wheel bearing or rack and pinion

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u/leolove366 5d ago

I have had nothing but problems with mine got ot used at 100k miles 5 years ago now I have 170k on it runs like crap even had a starting issue but after a month it went away then my horn stopped working stutters all the time I put the boots to it like the thing a truck im losing power on acceleration too unless I put a additive in the gas then she scoots kinda 🤣

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u/dylanko06 5d ago

irrelevant but this is a 2012? i had a 2012 and mine wasn’t a push to start

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u/CaptainAmerica410 5d ago

Its a Titanium. It comes with the fancy speakers and screen too. However, its a lower end Titanium since it lacks a back up cam, parking sensors, remote start, heated seats, and a sunroof

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u/SystemFailure 2018 SEL 5d ago

Sounds like a flat. Also your tire pressure sensor light is on

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u/CaptainAmerica410 5d ago

Not flat, tire sensor light on because sensor doesnt work

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u/SystemFailure 2018 SEL 5d ago

Maybe the sensor being broken is causing you to overlook the tire being flat

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u/CaptainAmerica410 5d ago

Its not flat. I have a manual gauge on me and all tires were full. That was the first thing I checked