20 Most Recent 2012 Ford Fusion S Sedan 2.5L 4-cyl. 6-speed Manual Questions & Answers

There should be a switch at the trunk hinges or lid either wires are faulty or switch Hope this helps :-)

I guess I'm too slow, the others beat me to it. I'm old and I'm slow. The two fuses on the left goes to audio control module. I hope it's a fuse issue, but, I don't usually get that lucky.

most newer cars have trans sealed they can be checked ammco trans is one that comes to mind

Use the test light and probe back a couple inches from the plug. Check for power there. Also put the test light on the B+ side of the battery and check the ground wire.

The Smell is-- Sulfur Dioxide-- from an over heated Exhaust Converter Yes-- it will be ruined soon White Smoke all the time, could be a head gasket It could also be-- lots of fuel-- that is overheating the converter Have to look at fuel trim on scan tool data

7443 according to Autozone! Hope it Helps, Good Luck!

If it has less than 100,000 miles it is under warranty. Most vehicles have a 100,000 mile warranty on drive train. It will save you hundreds of dollars. .

sound like the brakes master cylinder may be faulty.

The first thing you can do is go to an auto parts store like NAPA, Pep Boys, or Autozone for example. Ask them to scan your OBDII board to pull the error code(s). Once they provide you with the code(s), they may be able to guide you to the specific problem. You can also call around to area Ford dealers and see if they'll decipher the troubleshooting code(s); where I live- they want to make money on hooking up their readers- if you're lucky and can butter-up the service manager, maybe he'll tell you what the code(s) mean. You can also buy an OBDII scanner for your car- there are some that may be in your budget- they usually come with support CD's. And there are a lot of online sites that you can get free and paid help from; like repair diagrams; step-by-step repair help. YouTube has some good videos too; and so does Autozone. I have my own reader, it's an Innova 1403 Scan Tool; hope I've been helpful. Good lick on your project- please let me know how you made out.

Its usually in the owners manual. Check there.

You have a mechanical problem,There is no sensor that can do this, Running out of fuel can do this,A cam and crank that is not synchronized can do this,Try this remove the variable timing actuator,clean out the port with brake cleaner,install and restart,