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Hi, I used this website to find part numbers that I needed. These part numbers are the same that can be used to get LEDs. I have replaced all my lights with LEDs and it looks fantastic.

http://www.sylvania....del=898&make=30

I ordered my lights from Amazon through EZMotoring. Here is there direct website.

http://www.ez-motoring.com/default.asp

All i Have is my cell phone charger, AUX cable and a dust cloth for the dash board. Nothing too exciting, but things that I thought it would have in there instead of the glove box.

I have not...yet. I also have my windows tinted and have been contemplating about tinting the top windshield.

I have the one-button 100 series. It has a range of about 1000 feet as well. The benefit of the bi-directional is that the remote will beep when the car has started. That way you'll know it started, instead of hoping that it worked. So it really depends on what one you want.

Also when I had the dealer install mine, it was under $450.00.

Well I got the remote start for my car from the dealer. All you get is a little remote that will start the car, no extra buttons.

Check out this website, this is the button you'll have. http://accessories.ford.com/vehicles/fusion/2010/electronics/remote-start.html

I like how mine is, simple.

Hi, I have a 2009 Milan. What I want to do is remove my side mirror lens only and swap it with the newer milan ones with the blind spot on it.

they seem to be the correct size and everything, just not sure if they will work for my older car. Also if anyone has replaced the lens on them, how to do so. I have not replaced one yet and not sure how to replace it.

I just do not want to attach those cheap little mirrors onto mine, that is why i want to just switched mine with the newer ones.

here are some pictures, the first picture is what mine looks like now. The second picture is what I want mine to look like.

Any help is much appreciated, thanks!

I do mine every once in awhile. I reset mine two days ago. Other wise i'll leave it alone unless I'm taking long trips.

Those look great! I think the color of the wheels look fine, but its totally your call on that one man. Other wise I think they make the car look a lot better.

The tint looks great on you white Fusion.

I agree with Big Jim. The price for the Ford is pretty high, but you'll almost be better off with the Ford one. As Big Jim said they did not design it well. What I had to do was cut a hole in the liner and fish the loops through the hole that I had cut to the hooks behind the liner. Other wise it would cause the liner to look all deformed. You do get the hooks when you order the trunk net.

If you can find an after market one that works great then that is good news, but the only thing you'll probably have an issue with is just getting it hooked up to the studs behind the liner.

Welcome to the forum, Im sure you'll get any questions answered on here. I have a 2009 Milan, and I enjoy mine. I'm sure you'll enjoy yours.

How badly damaged are they? can you post some pictures of them? depends on how damaged they are, there might be a way to fix them. Again depending on how badly damaged they are. Again terribly sorry to hear what happened, its never good when something bad happens to a new car.

Wow, sorry to hear about that, but now we know not to buy that product. My headlights on my 2009 Mercury Milan. My head lights had a slight cloudy look to it. So i picked up a bottle of Meguiar's Plastx. Its a white bottle with a black cap. I had gotten it from walmart for around $5.50. It worked wonderful and I have not had any issues with the product. I would recommend going with Meguiar's product for your headlights.

Congrats man, the vehicle looks nice. I agree with Fusionpursuit, the rims look nice. I would rather have those than the ones that came stock with my vehicle.

It actually doesn't matter. the stem TPMS sensor is the same thing as the band sensor. The main difference is that instead of being attached to the stem, its held on by a band. My summer wheels have the band sensor and my winter wheels have the stem mounted sensor. They are compatible as long as they are the ones for your vehicle. Of course you will have to reset them so the vehicle can recognize the new ones.

You can also get your windows tinted, that is what I had done to my Milan. That will also help change it up a little bit. As well as getting aftermarket wheels for your car like I had done.

Good Luck with whatever you decide to do with your car!

It could be something that needs to be calibrated, like the compass or something along that line. Here is a website that might help My link

I hope that this helps you with your unknown display issue. If that has nothing to do with it I recommend calling the dealership to see if they know what it might mean.

The battery light comes on when there is a problem with the alternator. Like if the alternator wasn't charging the battery, then the light will come on. If the battery has a bad cell or just crapping out, then the battery light will not come on. The battery in your Fusion might be a 36 month free replacement and a 100 month warranty pro rated, that is what is in my Milan. Check and contact the dealer, they might be able to replace it at n/c or something. Good luck!

You'll have to push the reset button every time the vehicle is started though. It does system checks and will not detect the sensor's and will give you that message every time you start it up. Just an FYI.

If you do not get sensor's in the new wheels the tire light will stay on and there will be a message saying "sensor monitor fault". All you need to do is just hit the reset button the get the message to go away. The tire light symbol will stay on, but the message will not.

I drive a Mercury Milan. Which is the same thing as the Ford Fusion. I driven last winter in Minnesota when we has the three snow blizzards. It was able to the job just fine. I have winter tire this year on my car so I have better traction during the winter weather. Overall I will say that they Ford Fusion will do good in the winter conditions. All really depends if the tires on the vehicle have a lot of traction that will help grip the road.

Well the smallest you can put on would be a 16" wheel. You will need to buy a P205/60R16 tire and a rim. I recommend buying them from www.tirerack.com. They will have different wheels options as well as tire options that they recommend for you vehicle. Other wise you can order the rims from the and get you winter tires through another tire shop that you prefer.

I have also had mine replaced at the dealer in December of last year. It was gone for awhile until it came back. Mine only did/does it on low fan speeds.

I would say the second choice.