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Lately, I’ve noticed that my Ford Fusion jerks when I accelerate from a complete stop. It doesn’t happen all the time, but it’s becoming more frequent. Could this be a transmission issue, or is it something simpler like bad spark plugs or fuel injectors? I’m open to any suggestions before taking it to the shop.

I need to replace the battery in my 2017 Ford Fusion, but I’m not sure about the correct size. From what I’ve gathered, it should be a Group Size 96R, but can anyone confirm this? Also, if you have any recommendations on brands or types that work well in cold climates, I’d love to hear them.

I’m considering buying a used Ford Fusion with the 1.5L EcoBoost engine. I’ve read mixed reviews online about its reliability and performance. For those who have this engine, what’s your experience been like? Is it a good choice for daily driving, or should I look for a different engine option?

If you’re experiencing issues with the climate control system in your Ford Fusion, such as strange temperature readings, unresponsive controls, or inconsistent air flow, a simple reset might be all you need to restore proper function. This guide walks you through the steps to reset the climate control system for Ford Fusion models from 2013 to 2020.

Over time, the climate control system in your Ford Fusion can develop minor glitches due to software errors, sensor misreadings, or other electrical issues. These problems can manifest as incorrect temperature readings, a system that doesn’t respond to adjustments, or fans that behave unpredictably. Resetting the system is a quick and easy way to clear these issues without needing to visit a mechanic.

What You’ll Need:

• Your Ford Fusion’s ignition key or start button
  
• A clear understanding of the climate control buttons (Power and Defrost)
  

• Insert your key into the ignition or press the start button to turn the car on. Make sure the engine is running, as the reset procedure requires the climate control system to be fully operational.
  

• Locate the climate control panel on your dashboard. The Power button typically controls the system’s on/off state, and the Defrost button activates the windshield defrost function.
  

• No Response After Reset: If the system doesn’t respond to the reset or if issues persist, you may need to check for blown fuses or consider a more in-depth diagnostic with a professional.
  
• Recurrent Issues: If the climate control problems return after a reset, it might indicate a deeper electrical or sensor issue that requires attention.
  

I’m about to check the timing on my 2012 Ford Fusion with a 2.5L engine. Does anyone have tips on how to properly read the timing marks? I’ve heard it can be a bit tricky, especially without the right tools. Any advice or a quick guide would be appreciated.

I’m having some transmission cooling issues with my 2016 Ford Fusion, and it’s been affecting the overall performance of the vehicle. The transmission seems to be running hotter than usual, and I suspect there might be a blockage or a leak in the cooling lines. I’ve noticed some fluid spots under the car, but I’m not entirely sure if it’s from the transmission or another source.

I’m looking for a detailed diagram of the transmission cooling line routing so I can better understand how everything is connected. This would help me pinpoint any trouble spots, whether it’s a clogged line, a faulty cooler, or a potential leak. If anyone has experience with this or knows where I can find a reliable diagram, I’d really appreciate the help. Also, any tips on common issues with the cooling system in the Fusion would be great, especially if you’ve dealt with something similar.

I’m planning to replace the windshield wipers on my 2019 Ford Fusion, but I’m not entirely sure about the correct sizes. Does anyone know the exact sizes for both the driver and passenger sides? It’s getting pretty rainy around here, and I want to make sure I’ve got the right fit.

For those looking to upgrade their wheels or considering a new set of rims, the lug pattern on a Ford Fusion is crucial. The 2017 Fusion, for example, has a 5x108mm pattern. This is pretty standard for many Ford vehicles, but always double-check your specific model year to avoid any fitment issues.

Does anyone have the firing order for a 2015 Ford Fusion with the 1.5L EcoBoost engine? I’ve been experiencing some rough idling and suspect it might be an ignition issue. Before I start checking the plugs and wires, I’d like to verify the correct firing order. Any help would be appreciated!

I'm about to do an oil change on my 2018 Ford Fusion with the 2.0L EcoBoost engine, and I'm trying to figure out the exact oil capacity. I’ve seen different numbers online, and I want to make sure I’m getting it right to avoid any issues. Can anyone confirm the correct oil capacity? Also, what type of oil do you recommend for optimal performance?