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Randy_ca

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  1. Randy_ca
    You are 100% correct. I suspected and verified that technique yesterday. I simply push the Start/Stop button as if I was turning a key on/off. Now if the rain would stop long enough I can crawl under my Fusion and replace the worn out brake components.
  2. Randy_ca
    Thanks for the replies ?? However I have already seen these videos and they aren’t for the 2018 model year. I don’t have a key to turn on & off. Tomorrow I will try the technique shown in the videos but using the Start/Stop button on my dash. And I’ll let you know if it works.
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    This week I am going to replace the rear brake rotors and pads on my 2018 Fusion SE. I understand that I will need to put the brake system into a service mode to retract the rear caliber pistons but I don’t know how to. It’s not within the dashboard’s menus. I have searched YouTube for a tutorial but can’t find one for the 2018 models. I have searched this forum and wasn’t able to find anything. Can anyone please tell me?
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