Ironblacksmith702

Car is getting engine swapped. The dealer I bought it from is paying for half of the engine and labor. So it's only going to cost me about $1,700. Here is hoping I won't have any more issues with this newer engine.

They will still do something but aren't willing to cover the 5700 bucks they quoted me to fix it. They aren't even willing to cover half

Yea I opened a claim with them and they ate the ones that told me they would not cover it.

Ford isn't willing to cover anything. I'm wondering if I could drop a 2.5l ecoboost in it instead of the 1.5l? Also if I put some head gasket sealer in the car would that be a good enough bandaid to fix it for a while so I can drive it around until I figure out what I'm going to do?

Took it to the ford dealer today. They are saying there is probably coolant in the engine block and it has caused damage. So it's going to need a new lower part of the engine. Does anyone know if there is a recall or something along those lines for stuff like this? Is this caused my poor maintenence or is it a manufacturing defect? I shouldn't have to replace the engine at 61k miles.

Well I took my car to the mechanic. And it is worse than I was expecting. It has a blown head gasket. Thankfully the dealer I just bought it from. Sounds like he wants to make it right so hopefully that will take most of the cost out of it.

I know of a 2016 ford fusion se in North Eastern Oklahoma that has a rebuilt title. Looks really clean other than a scratch on the front bumper. It has 60k miles on it. And is selling for $7,950. https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=&distance=50&zip=&utm_content=bodyListingCTA&source=email&type=priceDrop&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PriceDropRedesign03%2F2021&utm_term=06/25/21&utm_source=priceDrop#listing=299506582

No it has 61k miles on it so it's just out of the warranty unfortunately

I have a 2015 fusion and I was throwing a cylinder 4 misfire code. I changed the spark plugs and coil packs and it's still doing it. Any ideas on what it could be now?

Just recently bought a used 2015 ford fusion with 61k miles on it. It recently started throwing check engine lights because of a cylinder 4 misfire. I changed all 4 spark plugs and coil packs and it is still doing it. What else could be happening?