The Ford Falcon i EcoLPI XR6/G6E stands as a testament to practicality and affordability, ideal for those in search of a spacious and cost-effective vehicle. With its dedicated LPG system, this model strikes an impressive balance between performance and running costs, catering ideally to families and fleet businesses. It’s not merely a vehicle; it’s a reliable partner that grows with you and your needs.
Owners of the Ford Falcon i EcoLPI may encounter issues related to the LPG system, such as LPG converter failures, and spark plug degradation. These problems often surface between 120,000 and 180,000 kilometers. Some have found the repairs associated with the LPG system to be somewhat complex, while basic maintenance can be performed at the owner's discretion.
WOF tips
When undergoing a Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection, particular attention is given to LPG system leaks (hoses and regulator) due to the inherent safety considerations. Also rear suspension bushes will be checked, as wear in these components can affect handling and roadworthiness.
About the Ford Falcon i EcoLPI XR6/G6E
Many owners love the Falcon i EcoLPI for its generous cabin space and wallet-friendly operating costs. However, to maintain reliability, it's essential to stay ahead of potential maintenance needs. Regular checks on the LPG system and spark plugs can alleviate common concerns. If you experience ignition issues, focus on components like spark plug tube seals. The cooling system also deserves attention, especially around 150,000 km, when parts such as the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses should be inspected – so remember to check out Cooling Services. Essential suspension elements, like radius arm bushings and wheel bearings, should be examined regularly to ensure a smooth ride. When tackling issues, consider using a conversion gasket set tailored for LPG. When it comes to making your ride safe, don't overlook brake components; our Front Brake Service and Rear Brake Service can help keep your braking system up to par. Routine maintenance, including checking your oil filter and ensuring proper wheel alignment, can significantly prolong the life of your Falcon.
Questions owners ask
What are some common problems with the Ford Falcon i EcoLPI LPG system?
Ford Falcon i EcoLPI owners sometimes experience issues with the LPG system, including LPG converter failures and spark plug degradation. These problems often appear between 120,000 and 180,000 kilometers. Consider using a conversion gasket set tailored for LPG when tackling repairs.
Where can I get a new oil filter for my 2014-2016 Ford Falcon in New Zealand?
CARFIX stocks 639 SKUs for the Ford Falcon 2014-2016. You can find oil filters and other maintenance parts on our website or in-store. Regular oil filter changes are essential for prolonging the life of your Falcon.
What should I check on my Ford Falcon (AEO body) before a WoF inspection?
For a WoF, ensure there are no LPG system leaks (hoses and regulator). Also, the rear suspension bushes will be inspected, as wear can affect handling. Make sure your brakes are in good condition too; consider our Front Brake Service and Rear Brake Service.
How often should I service my 2014-2016 Ford Falcon?
The recommended service interval for the 2014-2016 Ford Falcon is every 15,000km. Regular servicing, including checking your oil filter and wheel alignment, is crucial for maintaining its reliability.
What suspension components on my Ford Falcon (AEO body) should I pay attention to?
Regularly examine essential suspension elements like radius arm bushings and wheel bearings to ensure a smooth ride in your Falcon (AEO body). Worn suspension components can lead to WoF failures.
At what mileage should I inspect the cooling system on my Ford Falcon?
Around 150,000 km, inspect the cooling system components such as the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses on your Ford Falcon. Visit [Cooling Services](/shop/cooling) for parts and advice.
What are the common causes of ignition issues in the Ford Falcon i EcoLPI?
If you're experiencing ignition issues in your Falcon i EcoLPI, focus on components like spark plug tube seals. Spark plug degradation is a common issue, especially between 120,000 and 180,000 kilometers.