My check engine light came on and the car won't stay on without giving it gas

Asked by Kimgeeh32 Feb 25, 2017 at 03:39 PM about the 2005 Ford Focus ZX4 S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I tried turning on my car this morning but it would
instantly turn off if no gas is given to it...When I
finally got it to start it would stop while
driving...Can any point me in the right direction as
to what I need to do?

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Flower80 answered 6 years ago

I might buy a 2005 ford focus today,they said engine light is on,because of the Mass airflow needs to be change.can this be true,or something else is happening with the car??

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Rokuz answered 6 years ago

Hey did you ever figure out your problem with the focus? I'm having the same issue now with mine.

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