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Ford Mondeo Mondeo Mk4 (2007–2014) MONDEO-MK4

2007–2014 · 2 documented configurations · EU, RU
Market-matched configuration + community diagnostic orientation·updated August 3, 2026·3 sources
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The fourth-generation Mondeo (2007-2014) was sold in both the EU and Russian markets, with Ford Sollers assembling it via CKD at Vsevolozhsk during part of this generation's run, alongside the EU-built cars.

Its 2.0 Duratorq TDCi diesel is named in a real UK DVSA recall for cylinder-head overheating and cracking, so checking this exact car's recall status by VIN and inspecting the cylinder-head area is the relevant route; the later 2.0 EcoBoost petrol needs its own service-history check instead.

Assessing an individual example means confirming engine and market build from the documents and VIN before relying on either the recall check or a generic reliability claim for the other engine.

Filtered: DURATORQ-TDCI-2.0 · 2.0 Duratorq TDCi.

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Pre-purchase checklist

Diagnostics
  • Check whether the revised ECM calibration (the official remedy for this recall — improves overheat detection and adds an instrument-cluster warning plus an engine de-rate strategy) has already been installed on this specific car via its service history/recall status, and inspect the oil sump area for any sign of a prior overheating-related repair
Documents
  • Check this specific car's DVSA recall status by VIN — Mondeo Mk4/Mk5 shares the 2.0 Duratorq TDCi cylinder-head-crack recall (R/2018/008) and the Takata airbag recall (R/2020/013)