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Old 27-12-2013, 07:39 PM   #26
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Default Re: Ford and Getrag moving away from Dry clutch Powershift to wet clutch versions and

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We've just taken delivery of a Focus Titanium. I took the Extended Warranty out on it primarily for "insurance" for any gearbox issues.

The salesman did say it's a manual transmission that shifts itself and that it was best not to be hesitant when driving off, like accelerate, lift off, accelerate.

I've found no juddering (yet) and the hill hold function is very useful.
Ford factory backed extended warranty of the dealer one??
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