Ford Focus High Pressure fuel Pump. P0087

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Ford Focus High Pressure fuel Pump. P0087

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OBD code P0087. Indicating low pressure. My OBDII scanner by Bluedriver indicated that the high-pressure fuel pump was most likely the culprit. I replaced that part and since have not had any issues.
FoMoCo Part Number: CM5E-9D376-CB

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@Juibrand 21 күн бұрын

I have a 2015 focus. I'm dealing with this fault right now, and I think this video is about to save my life. with no Job currently and little money coming in, this I NEED my car to make money. Midas just quoted me at $1600 to fix this i don't have that. I hope this works.

@user-wp2oc3um9k 2 ай бұрын

We’re you get it ?

@Modernaire 8 ай бұрын

Hopefully this will help anyone dealing with this problem but I got a code P0087 engine started cutting off like it was running out of gas after driving in a while I’d had to restart it. Wait a bit then restart and give it some gas and then it would act normally. I went to the junkyard I got a high-pressure fuel pump changed that didn’t work. Problem persisted. Then I moved to the small this sensor and actually persisted with this sensor replacing it because they were cheaper and I got three of them off of various same generation at the junkyard. And I kept changing it until one of them finally resolve the problem. It appears you should start small with this part and persist with replacing either dealer ORM or junk yard. If no go move up fuel components - the fuel injectors coils then going into the engine I think there’s another small sensor on the very top that I was gonna try next and then going into the gas tank for the actual fuel pump Fuel delivery modules.

@apexofrandomvidz 7 ай бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. I guess I lucked out with the High Pressure pump.

@Modernaire 7 ай бұрын

@@apexofrandomvidz I meant to revise and edit this comment - the hose that clips, the one that's on the left of the HPFP, where the fuel outputs to the injectors, I think, I'm not a pro mechanic, but that little clip that holds the hose to the pump stem, was loose. The clip is easy to break if you don't do it right. Apparently that was broken before I bought the Focus. When I removed it to install the clips I got from the junk yard, there are gaskets in side that hold it tight. You need those as well. That appears to be a small but significant contributors to the pump working as it should and holding fuel pressure and preventing leaks of course or vacuum type of loss of pressure when you park and return to your car and experience sudden loss of fuel pressure and shut down. The hose should hold tight, with no play nor spinning, those gasket assure that I believe once the pressure is built up, car hot. The combination of several things, starting from seemingly small and easy to overlook to larger, I think is key. From the HP sensor to just this hose and it's connections, gaskets. I'll try to revise the comment or repost it. I'm sort of rushing through this reply.

@jomar284 6 ай бұрын

I had the same p0087 low pressure fuel system too high?? Is it a different issue?

@apexofrandomvidz 5 ай бұрын

Thank you for the question, I am a home garage mechanic lol. I used my OBD2 reader and this was the recommended fix to begin with. I was fortunate that it fixed my issue.

@maheshmahi7918 10 ай бұрын

I also had the same problem, does the issue got resolved after replacing fuel pump?

@apexofrandomvidz 7 ай бұрын

It sure did. So far, no issues. Car still running.

@kusamagaming7375 5 ай бұрын

hey mate where is it located on focus mk2 2010 I cant find it? :S

@lyricalprophet6070 8 ай бұрын

What year is this vehicle?

@apexofrandomvidz 7 ай бұрын

This is a 2015.

@lyricalprophet6070 7 ай бұрын

I gotta tell ya..Outstanding advice.. I replaced the fuel pump myself and the check engine light went away my car is working like it only has 40k miles instead of 105k miles..I have a 2018 ford focus.!God bless you and Thank you!

@apexofrandomvidz 7 ай бұрын

Awesome, I'm glad I can help. The "repair" was over $1k according to a local place. Simple do it yourself and I'm back on the road.