FORD FIESTA 2007 Workshop Manual
Manufacturer: FORD, Model Year: 2007, Model line: FIESTA, Model: FORD FIESTA 2007Pages: 1226, PDF Size: 61.26 MB
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204-02-1 9 Rear Suspension 204-02-1 9 
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION 
Using  the special  tool, install  a new  wheel 
speed sensor  ring (brake  disc shown). 
Vehicles  with rear drum brakes 
4. CAUTIONS: 
AAvoid impact  on the  wheel  speed sensor 
ring. 
AMake sure  the wheel  speed  sensor  ring 
is  clean. 
AAvoid any  contact  between  the wheel 
, speed sensor  ring and a magnetic  surface. 
' , A~otate the wheel  hub assembly 10 times 
counter-clockwise when tightening  the wheel 
hub  retaining  nut to prevent  damage  to the 
wheel  bearing. 
N0TE:lnstall a new  wheel  hub  retaining nut. 
Install the  brake drum and  hub assembly. 
5. Apply the  parking brake. 
Vehicles with  rear disc brakes 
6. CAUTIONS: 
AAvoid impact  on the  wheel  speed sensor 
ring. 
AMake sure  the wheel  speed sensor  ring 
is  clean. 
AAvoid any contact  between the wheel 
speed sensor  ring and a magnetic  surface. 
A~otate the wheel  hub assembly 10 times 
counter-clockwise when tightening the  wheel 
hub  retaining  nut to prevent  damage  to the 
wheel  bearing. 
N0TE:lnstall a new  wheel  hub retaining  nut. 
Install  the wheel  hub retaining  nut. 
7.  lnstall  the brake  disc. 
For additional  information,  refer  to: Brake 
Disc  (206-04  Rear Disc Brake,  Removal  and 
Installation). 
All vehicles 
8. Install  the wheel  and tire. 
For additional information,  refer to: Wheel 
and  Tire  (204-04  Wheels  and Tires,  Removal 
and  Installation). 
9. N0TE:lf the dust  cap is damaged  a new  dust 
cap  must  be installed. 
Using  a soft  faced  hammer  and a wooden 
block,  install the dust  cap. 
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204-02-20 Rear Suspension 204-02-20 
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION 
Trailing Arm Bushing(l5 730 0) , 
I 
Remover/lnstaller, Rear Axle 
Housing  Bushings 
Remover/lnstaller, Pivot 
Bushing 
205-297  (1 5-086) 
15064 
-- - 
I Remover/lnstaller, Pivot 
Adapter for 
205-074 
205-074-0 1 (1 5-064) 
15110 
Special Tool(s) , 
Bushing 
205-342 (1 5-1 1  0) 
151 1002 
General Eaui~ment 
Adapter for 205-342 
205-342-02 (1  5-1 10-02) 
I Transmission jack I 
Removal 
I. Raise  and support the  vehicle. 
For  additional  information, refer to:  Jacking 
(100-02  Jacking and Lifting, Description 
and Operation) 
I Lifting  (100-02  Jacking and Lifting, 
Description  and Operation). 
2. Disconnect the  wheel speed  sensor electrical 
connector. 
f 
3. Detach  the parking  brake cable  from the 
beam  axle on both  sides. 
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204-02-21 Rear Suspension  204-02-21 
REMOVAL  AND INSTALLATION 
4. Using  a suitable transmission  jack, support 9. Using  the special tools,  remove and discard 
the  beam  axle.  the trailing  arm bushing. 
( 5. Remove  the beam  axle retaining  bolts on 
both  sides. 
Installation 
6. Lower  the beam  axle sufficiently  to gain 1. N0TE:lnstall a new  trailing  arm bushing. 
access  to the  trailing  arm bushing. 
N0TE:Align the mark  on the  bushing housing with 
7. Mark the bushing housing adjacent to the the locating tang On the trailing arm bushing. 
locating  tang on the bushing,  to aid 
Using the special tools,  install the new 
installation.  trailing arm bushing. 
8. Remove  the trailing  arm bushing  retaining 2. Fabricate a 32 mm high by 60 mm long 
nut and  bolt.  spacer. 
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204-02-22 Rear Suspension 204-02-22 
REMOVAL  AND INSTALLATION 
3. N0TE:Final tightening  of the  trailing  arm 6. Install the beam  axle retaining  bolts on both 
bushing retaining  nut and  bolt  must  be 
sides. 
carried  out at the  installation  setting. 
N0TE:The spacer must be  positioned exactly  as 
illustrated. 
Using  the fabricated  spacer, set the beam 
axle bracket  to the  installation  setting. 
4. N0TE:Final tightening of the trailing  arm 
bushing  retaining  nut and  bolt  must  be 
carried  out at the  installation  setting. 
Install the  trailing arm bushing  retaining  nut 
and bolt. 
Remove  the spacer. 
5. Raise  the beam  axle. 
7. Lower  and remove  the transmission  jack. 
8. Attach the parking  brake cable  to the  beam 
axle  on both  sides. 
9. Connect  the wheel  speed sensor electrical 
connector. 
10. Lower  the vehicle. 
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204-04-1 Wheels and Tires  204-04-1 
SECTION 204-04 Wheels and Tires 
VEHICLE APPLICATION:2006.0 Fiesta 
CONTENTS PAGE 
SPECIFICATIONS 
Specifications.. ........................................................................\
............................................ 204-04-2 
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING 
Wheels and  Tires ........................................................................\
........................................ 204-04-3 
Inspection and Verification 
........................................................................\
..................... 204-04-3 
Symptom Chart 
........................................................................\
...................................... 204-04-4 
REMOVAL AND  INSTALLATION 
Wheel  and  Tire ........................................................................\
........................................... 204-04-8 
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204-04-2 Wheels and Tires 204-04-2 
SPECIFICATIONS 
Toraue S~ecifications 
Description 
Wheel  nuts 
I Maximum  lateral runout I 0.3 I 0.6 I 
Wheel and Tire Assembly Runout Specifications 
I Maximum  radial runout I 0.3 I 0.5 I 
Nm 
90 
Description 
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lb-ft 
66 
Alloy Wheel  (mm)  Ib-in 
- 
Steel 
Wheel  (mm) 
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204-04-3 Wheels and Tires 204-04-3 
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING 
Wheels and Tires 
lnspection  and Verification 
Visual Inspection Chart 
I Mechanical I 
I Tire pressure(s) * I 
I Wheel nuts I 
I Wheel studs I 
* Vehicles  equipped with a  tire pressure monitoring system must  be inspected for correct operation 
using the diagnostic tool. 
To  maximize  tire performance, inspect the tires for 
signs  of incorrect inflation and uneven wear which 
may  indicate a need  for balancing, rotation  or 
suspension alignment.  Tires should  also be 
checked frequently for  cuts, stone bruises, 
abrasions, blisters and for objects that  may have 
become embedded  in the tread. More frequent 
 inspections are recommended  when rapid or ( extreme temperature changes  occur or when road 
surfaces are rough  or occasionally littered with 
foreign material. 
As  a further visible check of  tire condition, tread 
wear  indicators are molded into the bottom  of the 
tread  grooves. When  these indicator bands  become 
visible,  new tires  must be installed. 
Tire Wear  Diagnosis 
Uneven wear  is usually caused by either excessive 
camber or  excessive toe on tires. 
Sometimes  incorrect toe settings  or worn  struts will 
cause severe 'cupping'  or 'scalloped' tire  wear on 
non-driven  wheels. 
Severely incorrect toe settings will also cause other  unusual  wear patterns. 
Tire Vibration Diagnosis 
A tire vibration  diagnostic procedure always begins 
with a road test.  The road test  and customer 
interview (if available)  will provide  much of the 
information needed  to find the source  of a vibration.  During 
the road  test, drive  the vehicle on a road 
that  is smooth and free  of undulations.  If vibration 
is  apparent, note and record  the following: 
- the  speed  at which  the vibration  occurs. 
- what type  of vibration occurs  in each speed 
range. 
- mechanical  or audible 
- how  the vibration  is affected  by changes  in the 
following: 
- engine torque 
- vehicle speed 
- engine speed 
- type  of vibration - sensitivity: 
- torque sensitive 
- vehicle speed sensitive 
- engine speed sensitive 
The following explanations help isolate  the source 
of  the  vibration. 
Torque  Sensitive 
This means  that the  condition can be improved  or 
made worse  by accelerating, decelerating, 
coasting, maintaining a  steady vehicle speed  or 
applying engine torque. 
Vehicle  Speed Sensitive 
This means  that the vibration always occurs  at the 
same  vehicle speed and  is not  affected  by engine 
torque, engine speed  or the transmission gear 
selected. 
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204-0414 Wheels and Tires 204-04-4 
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING 
Engine Speed  Sensitive A thumping noise usually  means that the tire is flat 
or  has soft spots making a noise  as they slap  the 
This  means  that the vibration occurs  at varying 
roadway. Tire whine can be distinguished  from axle 
vehicle  speeds  when a different transmission  gear 
noise. Tire  whine remains the  same over a range 
is  selected.  It can sometimes be isolated  by 
of speeds. 
increasing Or decreasing engine with the A complete road test procedure is described in transmission in NEUTRAL  or by  stall testing with Section the transmission  in gear.  If the condition  is engine 
speed sensitive,  the-cause is probably  not related 
REFER to: Noise, Vibration and Harshness (NVH) 
to the  tires.  (1 
00-04  Noise, Vibration and  Harshness, 
If  the  road test indicates  that there  is tire  whine,  Diagnosis and 
Testing). 
but no shake  or vibration, the noise originates  with 
the contact between  the tire and  the road  surface. 
Symptom  Chart 
Symptom  Possible Sources  Action 
Tire(s) show excess  wear on 
edge  of tread 
I Vehicle overloaded. I CORRECT as necessary. I 
Tire(s) under-inflated. 
lncorrect  wheel alignment. ADJUST  the tire pressure(s). 
ADJUST  the wheel alignment. 
REFER to:  (204-00 Suspension 
System 
- General Information) 
Specifications (Specifications),  Front  Toe Adjustment  (General 
Procedures). 
Tire(s) show  excess wear  in Tire(s) over-inflated. 
I  I 
ADJUST the tire pressure(s). 
I center of tread 
Other excessive  tire wear  Incorrect  tire pressure(s). 
concerns 
need rotating. 
ADJUST the tire pressure(s). 
ROTATE  the wheel and  tire 
assemblies. 
lncorrect wheel alignment.  ADJUST the wheel  alignment. 
REFER to:  (204-00 Suspension 
System 
- General Information) 
Specifications (Specifications),  Front  Toe Adjustment  (General 
Procedures). 
I Vehicle overloaded. 
Loose or  leaking front strut and 
spring  assembly.  CORRECT as necessary. 
I 
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TIGHTEN 
or INSTALL new 
suspension components  as 
necessary. 
REFER to:  Shock  Absorber 
and  Spring  Assembly  (204-01 
, 
Front Suspension, Removal 
and  Installation). 
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204-04-5 Wheels and Tires 204-04-5 
DIAGNOSIS  AND TESTING 
Symptom  Possible Sources  Action 
Wheel bearings worn. 
INSTALL new wheel bearings 
as necessary.  REFER to: 
Front Wheel Bearing 
(204-01 
Front Suspension, Removal 
and  Installation), 
Rear Wheel Bearing  (204-02 
Rear Suspension, Removal 
and Installation). 
Suspension components,  bushings and  ball joints. CHECK  or INSTALL new 
suspension components  as 
necessary. 
Excessive  lateral or radial 
runout of wheel or tire.  BALANCE 
the wheel and  tire 
assemblies. Using a suitable 
dial indicator gauge  and 
holding fixture,  CHECK lateral 
and radial 
runout of  the wheel 
and  tire assemblies.  INSTALL 
new  wheel and  tire assemblies 
as necessary. REFER  to: (204- 
04 Wheels and Tires) 
Specifications (Specifications), 
Wheel and Tire (Removal and 
Installation). 
Damaged wheel. I INSPECT  the wheel rims for 
damage.  BALANCE  the wheel 
and  tire assemblies. Using a 
suitable  dial indicator gauge 
and  holding fixture,  CHECK Wobble or shimmy  affecting 
wheel 
runout 
lateral and  radial runout of the 
wheel  and tire assemblies. 
INSTALL  new wheel and  tire 
assemblies  as necessary. 
REFER  to: (204-04  Wheels and 
Tires) 
Specifications (Specifications), 
Wheel and Tire (Removal  and 
Installation). 
Front wheel bearing. CHECK  or INSTALL  new wheel 
bearings  as necessary. 
' REFER to: Front Wheel 
Bearing (204-01 Front 
Suspension, Removal and 
Installation). 
Excessive vehicle vibration, 
rough steering Suspension  components. CHECK or INSTALL new 
suspension components  as 
necessary. 
ADJUST  the tire 
pressure(s). Vehicle vibrations from  wheels 
and tires 
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204-04-6 Wheels and Tires 204-04-6 
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING 
Symptom  Possible 
Sources  Action 
Wheel or tire  imbalance.  BALANCE the 
wheel and tire 
assemblies. 
Uneven  tire wear. 
,INSTALL a new tire(s) as 
necessary. 
REFER  to: Wheel  and Tire 
(204-04  Wheels and Tires, 
Removal and Installation). 
1. Brake disc  imbalance.  CHECK 
the brake disc for 
foreign  material. 
I . Water in tire(s). I . REMOVE  the water. I 
Bent  wheel.  INSTALL 
a new wheel  and tire 
assembly. 
REFER  to: Wheel and  Tire 
(204-04  Wheels and Tires, 
Removal and Installation). 
Incorrectly seated  tire bead. SPIN the wheel  on the  vehicle. 
EXAMINE the  area where the 
tire  and  the wheel  meet. If that 
section  of the tire  appears to 
waver while being rotated,  the 
tire  bead may not be correctly 
seated on the  wheel. REMOVE 
the  tire  and  CLEAN  the bead 
seat  areas on  both wheel  and 
tire. 
Excessive lateral  or radial 
runout of wheel  or tire.  BALANCE the 
wheel and tire 
assemblies. Using a suitable 
dial indicator gauge  and 
holding fixture,  CHECK the 
lateral  and radial 
runout of the 
wheel and  tire assemblies. 
INSTALL new  wheel and tire 
assemblies  as necessary. 
REFER  to: (204-04 Wheels and 
Tires) 
Specifications  (Specifications), 
Wheel and  Tire (Removal and 
Installation). 
Foreign material between 
wheel  mounting face  and hub 
mounting surface.  CLEAN mounting surfaces. 
Front wheel bearing.  CHECK 
or INSTALL new wheel 
bearings  as necessary. 
REFER  to: Front Wheel 
Bearing 
(204-01 Front 
Suspension, Removal  and 
Installation). 
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