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FORD MONDEOTiming chain or Belt?

FORD MONDEO: timing chain or timing belt information

About FORD MONDEO

The Ford Mondeo is a large family car (D-segment in Europe) manufactured by the American automaker Ford. It substituted the Ford Sierra and quickly was awarded *Car of the Year* on its second year in the market. It competes against other sedans such as the Peugeot 508, the Toyota Camry, the Volkswagen Passat or the Opel Insignia.

The Mondeo was the first international car by Ford. It substituted the Ford Sierra in Europe, the Ford Tempo in North America, and the Ford Telstar in Asia and Oceania.

This car has a total of four generations to date. The first generation arrived to the market in 1993. The Mondeo has been sold in saloon, liftback, and 5-door state versions of body style. Its first version was well-received and quickly became ‘Car of the Year’ in Europe. However, Ford decided to redesign the first generation model (built on the CDW27 platform) and launch it as the MK2 years later. Ford believed its clientele found the Mondeo a bit cheap-looking due to its aesthetic. Despite that, it only applied changes to its exterior. This helped Ford introduce the design line ‘New Age’, which would be completed with the Ford Ka and the Ford Focus

With the arrival of the MK3, the design line ‘New Edge’ was abandoned. The MK3 was inspired by the first generation Focus, which was a sales success. Finally, the MK4 and the MK5 both followed a similar line. The MK V is sold in the United States as the Ford Fusion (despite not being related to the Ford Fusión which can be found in the European market).

#1FORD MONDEO - Generation I(1993)
CDW27

LiftbackGBP

FORD MONDEO, generation I, Liftback: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation I, Liftback: engine and timing system

SedánGBP

FORD MONDEO, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system

FamiliarBNP

FORD MONDEO, generation I, Familiar: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation I, Familiar: engine and timing system

#2FORD MONDEO - Generation II(1996)
CDW27

LiftbackB5Y

FORD MONDEO, generation II, Liftback: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation II, Liftback: engine and timing system

SedánB4Y

FORD MONDEO, generation II, Sedán: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation II, Sedán: engine and timing system

FamiliarBNP

FORD MONDEO, generation II, Familiar: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation II, Familiar: engine and timing system

#3FORD MONDEO - Generation III(2000)
CDW27

LiftbackB5Y

FORD MONDEO, generation III, Liftback: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation III, Liftback: engine and timing system

SedánB4Y

FORD MONDEO, generation III, Sedán: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation III, Sedán: engine and timing system

FamiliarBWY

FORD MONDEO, generation III, Familiar: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation III, Familiar: engine and timing system

#4FORD MONDEO - Generation IV(2007)
CD345

LiftbackBA7

FORD MONDEO, generation IV, Liftback: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation IV, Liftback: engine and timing system

Sedán / BerlinaBA7

FORD MONDEO, generation IV, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system

Turnier (Familiar)BA7

FORD MONDEO, generation IV, Turnier (Familiar): engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation IV, Turnier (Familiar): engine and timing system

#5FORD MONDEO - Generation V(2014)
CD391

Berlina / SedánCD

LiftbackCE

FORD MONDEO, generation V, Liftback: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation V, Liftback: engine and timing system

FamiliarCF

FORD MONDEO, generation V, Familiar: engine and timing system
FORD MONDEO, generation V, Familiar: engine and timing system
UnknownBody style
PowerN/A
DisplacementN/A
ValvesN/A
DriveN/A

Engine identification

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FamilyN/A
Code
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Recommended oil
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Timing systemUnknown
Replacement intervalUnknown
Interference
Indicates whether valves and pistons occupy the same space at different times. In an interference engine, timing system failure can cause them to collide and severely damage the engine.
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