Get the Best Priced Ford C Max Parts

In production since 2003, the Ford C-Max has been offered to the European market. The C-Max was introduced in the U.S. as the first option in the hybrid-only line of vehicles, which currently includes the C-Max Hybrid released in 2012 and the C-Max Energi plug-in hybrid, also released in 2012.

Considered the perfect vehicle for family outings, it is faster and more enjoyable to drive than other hybrid options and more fuel-efficient than compact crossover minivans or SUVs.

While driving is enjoyable, similar to other makes and models, the C-Max requires repairs, upgrades, and replacement parts from time to time. Finding and using a quality parts seller's services, like us, PartsGeek.com, will ensure you get the quality OEM and aftermarket parts and components needed for a competitive price.

Maintaining the Ford C-Max

Proper maintenance is required to ensure the Ford C-Max continues operating efficiently. Some parts and components are more likely to break and require replacement than others.

Battery Parts and Components

The Ford C-Max hybrid battery is unique from sealed lead acid or SLA batteries found in conventional vehicles. The hybrid battery weighs twice as much as the SLA and is rated at 281.2 volts. It can hold a max of 1.4 kilowatt-hours. Also, it is basically a lithium-ion or Li-ion battery. Specifically, the Ford C-Max uses a Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide battery. At PartsGeek.com, you can find the specific battery needed for the Ford C-Max.

Tire Pressure Sensors and Considerations

Living in a cold climate can cause the tires to contract. When this happens, the tire pressure light will come on, even if the tires are properly inflated. Check the TPMS tire pressure monitoring system to know for sure. To ensure the tires are properly inflated, the TPMS must be reset. If this doesn't stop the warning light from flashing off and on, the TPMS may need to be replaced. We offer the replacement TPMS needed for your Ford C-Max.

Gear Changing Issues

Jerky or hard shifting is an early warning sign the transmission of your Ford C-Max may be failing. The first step is to replace the transmission fluid with new. If it is discolored or has a burnt odor, this may be the issue. Keeping the transmission fluid of the Ford C-Max clean can help minimize wear and tear to the transmission, and it will work better and last longer. If gears are still jerky and grinding or whining sounds are found, a new transmission may be necessary. We offer transmission components and compete transmissions for the Ford C-Max to make getting your vehicle back on the road relatively easy and painless.

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