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Old 31-07-2013, 10:10 AM   #1
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Default Anyone in Sydney have an 09-10 Focus TDCi with the Powershift?

Morning all...

Still have an issue with my car and the 'normal' shudder at shut down that is far from normal....

There is never another Focus around at the service centre to compare cars.

So, anyone in Sydney got one?? Will want to take a video of your car starting and shutting down next to mine doing the same.

Ford CRC has been a great help, but they cannot 'see' the problem so I think the next step is to show them myself exactly what I'm on about.

Thank you,

Jason

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