Parquette

No clue. I was covered under warranty.

Wheel speed sensor was the culprit. But it could also be the tone ring in your case. Either way, it's the car saying it doesn't have the info it needs to run the ABS and traction control.

I have a 2015 Fusion SE, with the non-touch Sync. According to owner.ford.com, my Sync was updated in August when I took the vehicle in for a re-call (something with the oil change sensor). Since I got the car in April, I've been using Bluetooth Audio to play Spotify, no problems on my iPhone, nor my S7 when I got that. Suddenly, about a month or so ago, Spotify stopped working with Bluetooth Audio. Spotify would just show a Spotify logo and a Ford logo. Through some Googling I figured out that Spotify was automatically going into AppLink mode (which you can't disable). Ok, fine. So I go into mobile applications and use AppLink. Took like 10 minutes the first time, then it worked. Awesome. Fast forward to about a week ago: that won't work now, and Spotify is NOT going into "AppLink mode." My phone is connected to my car, text messages come through, phone calls come through, all that works. But now I can't get anything over Bluetooth Audio at all. I also tried with my friend's Motorola phone, which he uses no-problem on his 2016 Fusion. When I try to use Bluetooth Audio I get the message "No Bluetooth device) despite all the glyphs appearing stating that my phone is connected. Trying to use "Mobile Applications" just doesn't work. I can select "Spotify" but nothing happens. Using voice commands, I can get it to the "Mobile Applications" menu, but when I say "Spotify" or any other actual application, it just exits voice command. It gives no response at all. Not even the "negative" tone or whatever. This morning I got ahold of an aux cable, and even THAT won't play through Sync line-in. Somehow it appears that my entire "media" part of my Sync isn't functioning. The only thing I can think of now is to disconnect the battery. Does anyone have any other ideas?

Thanks for the input. I'll get it there at the end of the week. I'm out of town for the next few days.

Tone ring doesn't seem like something I want to try and replace myself, but at least it'll let me know what to tell the dealership. This isn't the kind of thing usually covered under warranty, right? The car is less than a year old.

I know it's got a sleek look, but my biggest gripe is that the car doesn't come with integrated roof mounts. I'm an outdoors kind of guy, and having to buy a Yakima rack for ~$300 hurt, looking at so many other vehicles that come with roof bars.

Hello, sorry if this question has been asked before and solved. I was driving my car a few weeks ago and I briefly had the "Service ABS", "Service Advancetrac," and "Hill Start Assist Not Available" messages appear and the ABS, Traction Control, and Traction Control OFF lights illuminate. About a mile later, the lights went off. I sort of forgot about it, figured I'd gotten some water somewhere and it worked itself out. Fast forward to yesterday, and I turn the car on in my driveway and all the messages appear and the lights illuminate on startup. I've driven about 150 miles in several trips since then, and the lights persist. I'm thinking that the culprit is probably my wheel speed sensors, does anybody have any other or better ideas? I'm hesitant to take it to my nearest dealership, since I've not had the greatest experiences with their service department in the past. I usually go to the next town over, but that's about 20 miles away, and obviously not very convenient. Any help would be appreciated!