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Thanks for the reply! I am now caught up on my warranty. The vehicle was certified used from a Ford dealer. It's history was that of belonging to a rental company. Warranty Start Date: 1/06/2017 HYBRID - UNIQUE COMPONENTS: 8 years / 100,000 miles. Bumper to Bumper: 3 years / 36,000 miles. (Odometer is at 34,103!) Powertrain: 5 years / 60,000 miles. Corrosion perferation: 5 years / unlimited miles. Safety Restraint: 5 years / 60,000 miles. My speaker grills spots don't wipe away easily, and I see no rust anywhere else. Must have been from the tint guy! But again, it's almost like amp feedback, and audio quality isn't affected. The more I drive, the more the tones change when accelerating, braking, etc.

Hey there! I've been browsing these forums often since I got my used 2017 Hybrid Fusion SE over a year ago. I love the looks of the 'older' Fusions, with those daytime LEDs that just look like baggy, droopy eyes. This is the first hybrid I've ever owned or driven, and I love it! I'm located in Central Florida, just recently got my windows tinted at 15% ceramic all around, and the sun still illuminates the inside of my Fusion. LOL. Pleasure to be here, thanks for having me. ?

I had a mobile tint guy come do mine, and I live in an apartment complex.

I want to debadge my 2017 Hybrid and leave nothing but the HYBRID emblem. The adhesive and material of the trunk seems so cheap, as if I could just rip the emblems off without any adhesive remover or solvent.

I wish my 2017 hybrid had a little bit more power. Even with ECO mode off, it doesn't perform as well as a Prius. I got the Hybrid Fusion for its looks and gas mileage, not so much performance...so I shouldn't be complaining. BUT I AM. LOL ?

I just posted a topic in audio, because I heard a similar noise in my older 2017 Hybrid SE. I realized it was coming from my back speaker. It was at first the noise of a fan when I was stopped and the engine was off, running on the battery (supposed to be silent), then the tone and pitch changed as the infotainment SYNC screen produced different animations and brightnesses during start up. Volume / the infotainment being on or off didn't change the noise I was hearing, either. I am beginning to believe that it's a computer issue.

Hello. ? I've been lurking the forums for a while. I've got a 2017 Ford Fusion Hybrid SE. I got it used just over a year ago. My very back speaker has begun emitting strange tones and static that change pitch based on what's on my SYNC screen. For example, I turn the vehicle on as normal. There's a tone/static from the very back speaker. When SYNC produces the Ford logo, brightness changes, etc., the pitch of the tone changes. The pitch will change in sync (no pun intended) with what's shown on SYNC. The speaker emits the tones and static with the radio on OR off, volume up OR down. Audio that is played is unaffected, it actually sounds great and drowns out the tones from the speaker. It seems a computer issue and not a physical issue from the speaker itself. I'm giving it a couple more days before I decide to contact a dealer. I am not exactly caught up on my warranty, I do know I just have some prepaid maintenance visits left, which I know is irrelevant to this situation. Side note: I went to my backseat, as one would, to look at these speakers and hear this noise. All of my speaker grills inside of the vehicle above my trunk have orange spots all over them, like rust! I had my windows tinted recently. Could my tinter have dropped tons of water on these back speakers and ruined my grills? Let me know if any photos or video would help this odd situation!