This comprehensive parts list catalog provides a detailed guide for DIY repairs on the Ford FOCUS, covering model years 2000 through 2007. It serves as a valuable resource for identifying and verifying part numbers, ensuring you obtain the exact components needed for your repairs. The catalog features component illustrations, part pricing details, and labor information, streamlining your repair process. Navigate the catalog with ease using linked bookmarks, allowing you to quickly access specific sections. From exterior components like the front bumper, grille, and lamps, to internal systems such as the engine and transmission, the parts list comprehensively covers all major areas of the Ford FOCUS. Focus on specific aspects such as the cooling system, air conditioning (including refrigerant capacities), and heating/ventilation. Explore the front and rear suspension systems, steering mechanisms, brakes, and wheels. Obtain detailed information on the electrical system, windshield, cowl and dash, interior components, seats, seat belts, doors, roof, and rear body. This parts list catalog empowers you to confidently perform repairs on your Ford FOCUS, ensuring the correct parts and knowledge for a successful outcome.

The Ford Focus, a compact car produced by the Ford Motor Company, has been a popular choice for drivers seeking a reliable, affordable, and fuel-efficient vehicle since its introduction in 1998. The 2000-2007 model years, particularly the second generation, saw significant improvements in design, features, and performance. This era of the Focus offered a range of body styles, including a three-door hatchback, a five-door hatchback, and a four-door sedan. The design of the second-generation Focus boasted a more aerodynamic and stylish profile compared to its predecessor, with sharp lines and a more modern appearance. The vehicle was available with a variety of engine options, including the popular 2.0-liter Zetec engine known for its fuel efficiency and responsive performance. In addition to its practical appeal, the Focus also gained recognition for its handling and driving dynamics, offering a fun and engaging driving experience. Beyond its aesthetic and performance attributes, the 2000-2007 Ford Focus provided a comfortable and feature-rich interior. It featured a spacious cabin for its compact size, along with a range of modern amenities. Depending on trim level, the Focus offered features such as air conditioning, power windows and locks, a CD player, and even optional leather seats. This model year also introduced safety advancements such as driver and passenger airbags, anti-lock brakes (ABS), and optional stability control. The Ford Focus was praised for its reliability and durability, contributing to its widespread popularity as a practical and value-oriented choice for drivers throughout the 2000s.