Coolant change for my ford focus 05- every 30,000 miles? No owners manual?

Coolant change for my ford focus 05- every 30,000 miles? No owners manual?

100,000 miles is the service interval - call a local ford dealer if you like. Yes, or every five years, whichever comes first. Most coolant is five year/50k miles (whichever comes first) formulations. I wouldn't do the 10 year change because the manufacturers could care less about your car when its out of warranty and bad stuff happens if the coolant goes bad. What matters the most is the current condition of your coolant this video will show you multiple ways to test the coolant and determine if its time for a coolant flush.

I bet if you google "focus 2005 preventative maintenance schedule" you'll strike gold. Figuratively speaking. Buy a manual for your vehicle. Ebay has every one ever made, and it shouldn't cost more than a few dollars. That way you won't have to guess or ask strangers about important maintenance issues. If the coolant is still it's original color and not brownish looking I'd go up to 60,000 miles or every 3 years. The antifreeze can become acidic and start eating intake manifolds and the insides of the radiator and heater core. Also depends on where you are. If you're where EVERYTHING freezes, NO MORE then 100,00/5 years, but if you live where it snows maybe once every five years, it's much-more +/-… 100,000 miles or 10 years whichever comes first.

Yes, or every five years, whichever comes first.

Most coolant is five year/50k miles (whichever comes first) formulations. I wouldn't do the 10 year change because the manufacturers could care less about your car when its out of warranty and bad stuff happens if the coolant goes bad. What matters the most is the current condition of your coolant this video will show you multiple ways to test the coolant and determine if its time for a coolant flush.

I bet if you google "focus 2005 preventative maintenance schedule" you'll strike gold. Figuratively speaking.

Buy a manual for your vehicle. Ebay has every one ever made, and it shouldn't cost more than a few dollars. That way you won't have to guess or ask strangers about important maintenance issues.

If the coolant is still it's original color and not brownish looking I'd go up to 60,000 miles or every 3 years. The antifreeze can become acidic and start eating intake manifolds and the insides of the radiator and heater core.

Also depends on where you are. If you're where EVERYTHING freezes, NO MORE then 100,00/5 years, but if you live where it snows maybe once every five years, it's much-more +/-…

100,000 miles or 10 years whichever comes first.