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Ford Courier 2006

Ford Courier 2006

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$2,310

The 2006 Ford Courier range of configurations is currently priced from $3,800.

The 2006 Ford Courier carries a braked towing capacity of up to 1800 Kg, but check to ensure this applies to the configuration you're considering.

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Dual Cab
4 Speed Automatic
Diesel

Ford Courier 2006 FAQs

My 2006 Courier won't get up to 110km/h

The piece of the puzzle you've left out here is whether your Courier has a petrol or diesel engine. If it's the former, you could simply be looking at a worn out engine. These four-cylinders worked pretty hard and once they become worn, they start to blow smoke and lose power. That said, it could be something as simple as a blocked air filter element or a slack fuel pump.

If the vehicle has a diesel engine, there's a chance the intake system is choked up with black soot and oil fumes which eventually narrow the engine's breathing passages like cholesterol blocks a person's blood vessels. Suddenly, the air can't get into the engine properly and the engine loses power as a result. Again, though, it could be something completely different and apparently random such as the turbocharger's plumbing having fallen off, leaving the engine with no boost.

A word of warning, though, about driving a diesel Courier flat out everywhere. These engines were under-cooled and are notorious for overheating. Driving it with the throttle pedal on the floor is asking for problems.

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What's the most reliable 4x4 diesel ute?

Buying a car sight unseen is not a good idea. I would go for on of the big three: HiLux, Triton, or Courier. They are all much of a muchness when you get to the used car market. The important things are service history, odo reading, and previous use.

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What starter motors are compatible with a 2006 Ford Courier?

Starters from equivalent Mazda models, like the Bravo will be the same. You could also buy a reconditioned starter.

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