FiestaMk7.com Owners Resource

Yep. My 2010 Econetic has had the rotors replaced once already and will need to have them replaced again soon... 80,000kms

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StewartM wrote:I e-mailed Haynes and they said they are in the process of writing the Mk 7 Fiesta manual and expect to have it on sale August or September this year.

Stewart.

Awesome! Looking forward to that.

Thanks for the info!

Now to find a local source here in Aus.
Apparently shipping will cost me over AUD$100 for just those little parts.

No nothing specific right now. I just like to study the layout before ripping panels off my brand new car. :shock: Actually, one thing: for a project I have in mind, I need to remove the little plate the USB port and line-in are mounted to. But I'm scared of making little indents in the plastic by u...

Thanks for pointing that out. Yes on further inspection that strut brace wouldn't work on my Australian delivered Fiesta either.

Thanks for the link.

Yeh they only do a manual for the 77-80 models Fiesta.

I'm sure most know about the site but http://www.european-parts.net/catalog/i ... ?cPath=140 has many parts for the MK7. So I figured it belongs in this thread for the sake of anyone who hasn't seen it.

Parts include:
- exhaust systems
- springs
- strut braces
- headlights
- bodykits
- etc, etc

Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this.

Does anyone know of a workshop manual for the MK7? Or at least a wiring diagram?

Thanks!

Awesome thanks for the info! I was scared of breaking something but will have a go at opening it. How exactly did you install the push clip?

Hey all

I've seen pics and videos all over of the little compartment between the controls for the sound system and the controls for the air-conditioner.

On my econetic, it just seems to be a filler panel, not a openable compartment. Weird? Is this the case on some models?

Thanks in advance