2014 Ford Focus Maintenance guide
v1.0Updated Daniel Wilson4 Sources Analyzed5 Critical Recalls
The 2014 Ford Focus is known for significant powertrain issues, primarily its DPS6 dual-clutch automatic transmission, which frequently causes shuddering, jerking, and failure. Other common concerns include engine stalling and electrical system faults.
Reliability Score
Est. Annual Maintenance Cost
$564
TSBs & Recalls
117 TSBs | 14 Recalls
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Key Takeaways
- The DPS6 dual-clutch automatic transmission is the most significant concern, with widespread reports of shuddering, jerking, and failure.
- Engine stalling, oil leaks, and electrical system issues, including battery drain and sensor problems, are also common.
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