Ford Laser 2001 Problems

No car is perfect, but we've gathered everything relating to the Ford Laser 2001 reliability here to help you decide if it's a smart buy.

Shuddering Laser automatic

Answered by CarsGuide 5 May 2011

Intermittent problems can be very hard to diagnose because they rarely happen when the mechanic is present. Same with the diagnostic checks, nothing will show up if the engine is running normally when the checks are done. I would be checking the various engine sensors, their connectors and the witting loom, looking for a corroded or poor connection.

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Toyota Corolla: A good used car?

Answered by CarsGuide 25 Mar 2010

Your mechanic is correct, but so are you. The mechanic's suggestion of a Corolla is a safe bet, one that won't come back to bite him in the long run, but the other cars you mention are also worth considering. All are solid, generally reliable cars, although I would be cautious about recommending the Astra to you. Stick to the well-known Japanese brands and she won't go too far wrong.

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Mystery Shudder

Answered by CarsGuide 5 Feb 2010

You need to have it checked by a mechanic with diagnostic equipment. It could be the fuel injectors simply needing a clean, or an engine sensor malfunctioning, or several other things that can only be checked by a mechanic with the right equipment.

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