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    2004 Territory known problems?

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    What problems can I expect from a 2004 Ford Territory at 120,000 km travelled?

    Answered by CarsGuide
    26 December 2014
    Graham Smith

    The main one is worn front suspension ball joints. You would expect that it has had the ball joints replaced once in that time, but you can expect to have to do them regularly, at intervals of between 40,000 and 80,000 km for the rest of the car’s life. Another to look for is worn diff mounting bushes. Early Territorys like yours also had issues with rust in the engine bay, around the fuel filler, and around the rear windows, which was due to poor painting.

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