OEM Ford Focus EGR Tube

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Ford Focus EGR Tube is in the middle of an engine mechanism that makes the strong compact popular on the urban streets and the winding rural roads. Ford Focus is providing sharp steering, quick acceleration and a spacious interior that is comfortable but at the same time provides enough cargo room to pack in plenty of items and the award winning chassis makes the young drivers have confidence to take on the curves without necessarily filling his pocket. It is also the sophisticated safety technology and the ease of access to the genuine parts that make an owner keep a Focus running smoothly over the years, which is why the Focus is still a choice in the family. Shifting beneath the hood, the EGR Tube on a Focus is a robust metal duct that forces a regulated flow of manifold exhaust gas to the intake which cools combustion, reduces unwanted NOx and assists the engine to remain efficient and clean. Since the Ford EGR Tube has been adjusted to the specific airflow requirements of the model, it avoids rough idles and warning lights which may appear when recirculation paths become clogged. Periodic inspections of the EGR Tube will ensure that the engine performance, fuel efficiency and baseline scores on emission remain high. Installing a new Ford EGR Tube requires the engine to be cooled, battery disconnected, old tube to be unbolted, gaskets replaced, everything tightened, reconnected and finally the Ford started, shopping sound on leaks, usually the work of an average weekend mechanic.