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Do note I have had this particular product repaired twice and reset 4 times with one re-calibration to this "Sensor".

Hey guys, I need some solid hardcore knowledge concerning the "Advance Track/Power Steering" errors that pop up on the dash. I have had the rack and pinion replaced because the ford dealer I went to had informed me that they had no other cause or resolutions to this error. A week after it was repaired the same thing happened, went to the dealer and they said don't drive near mud or in mud and next time do a full wash under the car before you bring it in , if this happens again Ford Motor Company wants pictures. A month had went by and the same exact error came up, as usual stiff steering , take it to the same dealer and they tell me that my angle sensor on the steering needed re-calibrated because it was 18 degrees off, the guy at the dealer said if it goes off again that I will need a new angle sensor. I know to an extent about vehicles but when it comes to internals I am blind, so if someone with good solid knowledge can guide me on this and explain to me if this particular issue/error expands to a multitude of errors or am I being chizzled of money? Does the "Service Power Steering Now/Advance Track" result in a faulty sensor and within that error, are there multiple parts that could have gone faulty or need replaced? How can I resolve this without wasting my money on parts until the problem goes away? My car does not have a PSR it is Electric Steering, and it has 87.7k miles on it. If this helps you which I hope it does.

Wrong, These tires are brand new, and the Bentchi's are just blemished from polishing. And I have dropped the price I am asking $900 for them. They are just sitting in storage waiting to be bought. So if your gonna translate something dont be a smart a** about it.

[ I got about uh month old Bentchi B3 Chrome rims for sale. Will fit a 2010-2011 Ford Fusion SE I4. The bolt pattern is 5x114 . The tires have about 9k miles left on them and the rim are in new condition but some tiny knicks here n there. nothing visible to the eye from far away. If you have any questions regarding this listing feel free to contact me via-email on here or message me I shuld say. lol. I live in Nothern Ohio , Greater Cleveland area. I'm asking $1700.00 for them.

Hey Everyone, Got great news for all my 2010 Ford Fusion Enthusiasts out there. If you have a 2010 I4 2.5 lit. engine in your fusion, then a 2009 I4 2.3 lit. exhaust will fit your car. It has been quite a headache to find no exhaust system upgrade for my car. Also noting that if you drive a 3.0 lit 2010 ford fusion, those exhaust system to my knowledge from a 2009 v6 engine will also fit as well. I have a diagram of both the 2009 and 2010 exhaust system for the lower engine cyl.'s and even the headers for the 2.5/2.3 lit. are the same. Which is quit astonishing if you ask me. Also noting that much discussion has been about on here people saying that the 2010 3.0 lit exhaust kit will indeed fit the 2010 2.5 lit I4 exhaust, , although from the Cati. to the engine will require 2.5 lit aftermarket upgrades. These 2009 kits can be found at: www.carid.com , www.summitracing.com , www.usautoparts.com , www.autopartswarehouse.com , www.magnaflow.com , etc.

and a legal 50% on my front windows with a visor strip at 20%.

When you get window tint, just be aware that the company actually tells you that its illegal tint. Because alot of time they will always say ," well I have this on my car and haven't gotten a ticket yet", huge red flag that could almost 9 times out of 10 guarantee a ticket. Also the normal tint %'s as far as Ohio goes, are 75%,35%,20%,5% and 0%(which is not transparent at all). I have 5% on my car and it works well, hardly tell it seem like 20% though.

My link I'm not really concerned about the brands of intakes, I am concerned about the sensors in the computer being able to handle a higher air/fuel ratio. Will these aftermarket intakes tamper with the computers sensitivity as far as check engine lights or sensor lights going off? Anyone have any knowledge besides recommending a brand of intake to me, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Steeda sucks for air intakes.

I have been looking into these steeda intakes, honestly your paying alot of money for an extension pipe and an air filter. I dont blame him for selling it, Weapon-R air intakes provide alot more for your money as well as Spectre intakes. it may work for soem of you, but look at what your buying, that metal frame cover for the air filter is prolly what costs the most. Honestly , think your options and research before you buy, too many scams out there. Although Steeda does offer soem other products I WOULD recommend. Also check out www.carid.com, they specialize in Ford Fusion equipment and performance as well.

[font="Arial Black"]I'm not sure what year you have, but alot depends mostly on your tires air pressure, the weight in your vehicle and if you car is up to date on its maintenance. I'm not sure if this is the Ohio forum or just an overall forum in general for all states. But colder weather does effect your mileage and definately your air filter. But everything else like spark plugs are guaranteed a life span and warranty for 100k miles if you have a 2010 model as far as I know. I didnt know this until last week, but it is quite awesome, no need for tune-ups, everything excluding your normal fluids and filters are guaranteed for 100k miles. And alot of it depends on how well you preserve your fuel, if your a "punch the pedal guy or speedy gonzales" then thats your issue there. I would definately suggest watching your driving habits and you might be surprised what you find. my lowest was 20 mpg, but I drove the car pretty hard the first couple months, I needed to make sure it could withstand my driving habits. [/font]