The most common issue on the Ford Fiesta when it comes to fuel injectors is, thankfully, just that like any part, they'll eventually need maintenance. There aren't any particular recalls or other bulletins You need be concerned over. When You start having idling issues, that sort of seem like You've got a bad spark plug, it's possible it's the fuel injector instead. You'll experience reduced engine power and have mIS Fires, and the check engine light will potentially come on; the engine may even immediately stall after starting, fail to start, or hesitate when under throttle. Cost of repairs tend to be around $200 for parts and around $125 for labor.
Joel
August 26, 2020
The engine is turning but is not start
Sheila E.
April 10, 2020
For the ford fiesta, one of the more common issues is bad fuel injectors, which most often occurs when they become d***y or clogged. Though less common, a crack in the fuel injectors can cause leaking. For the former problem, a professional cleaning might solve the issue, otherwise they may require replacement.
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