stop/start query.

Asked by mykaloen Jan 14, 2020 at 11:43 AM about the 2016 Ford Focus Titanium Hatchback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

hiya, i have a 2016 Ford Focus and the Stop/Start function has not worked for over a week now.
The temperatures in my area have been very moderate for winter so I don't see that as a cause.
I do not use the A/C at all in the winter, so that's not it either.
I was thinking maybe the Battery needs replacing as it's 3 1/2 years old ?
I checked the Battery voltage in the "hidden menu" results being; engine running 14.1v, engine off 11.5v
Anyone have any suggestions of the possible cause?
Many thanks in advance...regards Mike.

3 Answers

I had a 2015 focus zetec last year.The stop start stopped working for about a month then found out from the AA after breaking down, that it was a sign that the battery was knackered ,had to buy new one not cheap !

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