Ford C-MAX knock sensor replacement

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What's included in a knock sensor replacement for Ford C-MAX?

What's included

Read vehicle diagnostic codes
Remove faulty knock sensor
Replace with working knock sensor
No additional work without your approval
We only use manufacturer parts or equivalent
All parts and labour are protected with our Fixter 12-month warranty

How long does a knock sensor replacement for Ford C-MAX take?

Car model	Average labour time
Ford C-MAX 1.8	45 min - 1 h 18 min
Ford C-MAX 1 Zetec	43 min - 1 h 20 min
Ford C-MAX 2 Zetec	41 min - 1 h 22 min
Ford C-MAX 1.5 Zetec	2 h 27 min - 3 h 12 min
Ford C-MAX 1.6 Tdci	37 min - 1 h 26 min
Ford C-MAX 1.6 Style	35 min - 1 h 28 min
Ford C-MAX 1.6 Zetec	1 h 15 min - 2 h 12 min
Ford C-MAX 1.8 Tdci	31 min - 1 h 16 min
Ford C-MAX 1.8 Style	30 min - 1 h 18 min
Ford C-MAX 1.8 Zetec	44 min - 1 h 20 min
Ford C-MAX 1 Titanium	42 min - 1 h 22 min
Ford C-MAX 2 Titanium	40 min - 1 h 24 min
Ford C-MAX 1 Titanium X	38 min - 1 h 26 min
Ford C-MAX 1.5 Titanium	2 h 24 min - 3 h 16 min
Ford C-MAX 1.6 Titanium	1 h 16 min - 2 h 12 min
Ford C-MAX 1.8 Titanium	32 min - 1 h 15 min
Ford C-MAX 2 Titanium X	30 min - 1 h 17 min
Ford C-MAX 1.5 Titanium X	45 min - 1 h 19 min
Ford C-MAX 1.6 Titanium X	43 min - 1 h 21 min
Ford C-MAX 1 C-Max Zetec T	41 min - 1 h 23 min

Keep your Ford C-MAX running smoothly with expert knock sensor replacement

Fixter understands the frustration that comes with dealing with knock sensor issues in your Ford C-Max. That's why we offer a seamless solution to your car troubles. With Fixter.co.uk, you can easily schedule a knock sensor replacement service for your Ford C-Max online, without the hassle of traditional garages. Our platform connects you with professional mechanics who will diagnose and fix the problem efficiently, saving you time and money. Trust Fixter to deliver top-quality maintenance and repairs for your beloved vehicle, so you can hit the road with confidence once again. Say goodbye to the stress of dealing with car problems and hello to the convenience of Fixter.co.uk. Book your knock sensor replacement service today and experience the ease and affordability of our online marketplace. Don't let knock sensor issues slow you down - let Fixter get you back on track with your Ford C-Max.

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