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What's different? Ford lists the same part # sensor for over 1600 vehicles.

The Lounge is for off-topic discussions, not for questions or discussion about the Fusion. Per the header at the top of the forum; Therefore, your question has been moved to the appropriate area.

The ambient temp sensor is located in the front behind the grille on the passenger's side. I doubt that the location on the Hybrid is any different from that of the gas-only version. See video.

The Welcome! section is intended for new members to introduce themselves, not for questions about the Fusion itself. Per the header at the top: In addition, you've also posted this question in another Forum section. Please don't create duplicate threads for the same topic. This topic is now closed, as it's a duplicate post as well as in a non-related section.

When posting a question like this, it helps if you supply some details about your car. For instance, which engine do you have? This is an Internet guess but, due to defective engine blocks, Ford's I-4 EB engines have been known to develop coolant intrusion into cylinders 2&3, which gets burnt. There would be no obvious leaks in such a case, but a professional diagnosis is in order here. https://youtu.be/_8nQ1NZW_GI?feature=shared

You've posted this in another sub-forum. This thread is not in the proper section, as it is unrelated to the 2.3/2.5L engine, and it's a duplicate. Please don't create multiple threads for the same topic. This thread is now closed.

You've already posted this in another sub-forum. Please don't start another, separate thread for the same topic. This thread is now closed.

Welcome, Stormy. Glad to hear that you're enjoying your Fusion.

An Internet diagnosis is very difficult at best. There could be various causes for this; a misfire, a fuel delivery problem, lockup torque converter malfunction, etc. Were there any alerts, such as CEL or yellow wrench light? Before throwing any more parts at it, I'd suggest you get a professional diagnosis. At the very least, get it scanned for any codes at a Ford dealer or a shop you trust that has modern diagnostic equipment.

Thanks for the update. I meant to mention the updated driveshaft in my previous post but forgot. At least it wasn't the PTU or rear diff. Just for reference, $1800 CAD converts to $1335 USD as of today. At your mileage, I'd still consider changing the PTU fluid if it's never been done.

Diagnostic fixes for what, exactly? What aspect of Sync isn't working?

I think the joke went over your head.

Welcome to the Forum, and thanks for posting that information. It could prove to be helpful to other members.

Adding to this, have you ever changed the fluid in the PTU and/or rear differential? On thing confusing me: you state that is present on acceleration but occurs either in D or N. How can you accelerate in Neutral?

Does this remote start brand advertise that it can interface with the factory climate control? If not, then you'll have to leave your HVAC system on when you shut the car off. The best source of information in your case would be the manufacturer's tech support line instead of asking us here, as it's unlikely you'll find a member who's familiar with your particular system.

An EVAP code is unrelated to this issue. The Torque app doesn't have the capability to read HVAC codes.

Agreed. As I found out years ago, what can appear to be just sheetmetal damage can hide a number of ills. It takes less of a hit than you might think to tweak a subframe.

https://youtu.be/j4LSrb2pdxY?feature=shared Make sure to read the comments as well. Some cars have missing springs.

Welcome to the FFF. You posted this in a separate thread in this forum. Please don't create duplicate threads for the same issue. The other post has been removed. WRT your issue, if your mechanic can't determine what the problem is, I'd suggest finding another shop or a Ford dealer. A vibration that violent shouldn't be that difficult for a competent shop to isolate. What if it isn't the driveshaft, and you'd replaced it? You will have wasted a lot of money.

Welcome from the U.S., Glenn. In answer to your question, yes, the EU and U.S. have different specs for outside rearview mirrors. To wit: This may account for the difference in size between the two.

You didn't mention a CEL previously. Does the light come on before it stalls, or because it stalled, and it's coming on with the other warning lights because the engine is off and the ignition switch is in the ON position? In the latter case, it will go off when the engine starts, under normal conditions. If there's a legitimate CEL, the code should be in the ECU's memory and the dealer should be able to read it.

Even if they can't replicate the problem, you should still get a service ticket indicating that and what tests, if any, that they ran. Does it restart immediately?

Welcome. Congratulations and good luck with your Fusion.

The post you replied to is 2½ years old. Presumably, they found a car by now.

No. The OM doesn't mention it. If you enter 'BMS' in the SEARCH box above, you'll find plenty of discussion on this topic. You can try this. It may or may not work. Also, supposedly, looking the car and leaving it undisturbed for 8 hours will reset the BMS.