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piratepress: Thanks, always seem to forget Rock Auto.

W Kelly. My local Ford Stores want over $ 100.00 per for sensors. Im thinking now about Motorcraft Online. The Denso name is good for me however. Switched to Denos from my used to be reliable NGK plugs and cured my misfire on my small block Cheby. (oops) Now i just gotta find where to buy the silver wheel paint for my 2009 Confusion. Thanks You for responding. Bop

Got new tires for 2009 Ford Fusion. Need new sensors. I see many scams out there that say Motocraft on the plastic bag and they are not. Does anyone have a preference or actual experience with this topic? Part numbers are nice too.

You're doing better than me. I have only found 1 16" smoothy. Just took a gamble and ordered 1 from e bay.

I need set of 4 16" rims for my 2009 Fusion. This is pretty well know but they are 5x114.3 bolt pattern 67.1 Bore San Fransico area.

Want to get the 18" OEM Wheels and tire off my 2009 Fusion. They handle good but feel every bump in the road. Want to sacrifice a little handling for a nice cushy ride. I'm in SF Bay area region. Anyone have 16" OEM'S for sale. Thanks, Bob

All i could say is Ive found most electrical problems by simply wiggling and pulling on wires. Primary side of coarse. Have you moved around ice cube relays on the electrical box? Same technique. Any electrical connection at all will do it. The fact that it temperature induced somehow is interesting. Some solid state component maybe ??? Hope it not the PCM . If you really get to you're wits end you can always do the `C02 fire extinguisher trick. Puts some welders gloves on and don't freeze your fingers off.

Check a resistance on a coil you know isn't miss firing or even easier swap coils to different cylinder. Be careful! Make sure its ignition miss and not a rocker shaft bolt loosening up and causing reduced lift on valves leaning it and causing miss. The early 3.0 had this problem. I think latter years it was corrected. My 2 sents. Bop

I wouldn't even entertain the idea of Auto Zone. You're doing about a $2000.00 job. I dont think id try to save a buck on parts. Bop

Jpaulus. First thing to check is rim or tire size. If it has 18" or bigger, get them of the thing. I'm going through the same thing with my 09 SE. These big rims look really cool and make the car handshake slightly better but that's where it stops. They don't have enough sidewall height to absorb bumps. So they pick up slightest imperfections in the road. A large enough pothole can blow them out too. I have 18" on mine and im going back to 16". I thought about 17" but i want to switch once and hopefully have it done with. You can see my post under wheels and tires, Name of Bop

Gorilla; This is Bop here. Newer member. Older guy. I used to have the NGK problem. They worked in several of my vehicles for years. One such is a mildly built 350 Chevy in my 70 Pickup. Only 3,000 miles on it. It developed a miss. I say what the hell. Wires new. New HEI . A friend of mine that owns a shop said get them out of there. He has solved more intermittent misses but pulling NGK'S OUT Ford Chevy what ever. . I wouldn't have believed it. I pulled them out and installed Dinso's and the miss cleared up completely. I here noways Champions are good. They used to be junk. What about Autolite? NGK'S was just my experience. Not trying to sell anything to anyone. Good Luck, Bop

Rear view mirror topic. Thanks for pin out logic. But yes. Pin outs are identical. same year too. Ive just been flipping the rear view up at night. Side views kinda see to the rear somewhat. Thank you for responding. I need to get the 18" crash bang tires off the thing first. I cant see why anyone would want to do this to a car. It's a testament to the little Fords suspension. It took the pounding of these 18" for 57,000.

2009 Fusion. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? It leaks when parked. I can figure out to take the bulb out and point a heat gun that direction. But, where does the water leak in?

Jeff: Good question. Ive got an 09 V6 6 speed AWF-21 Want a magnetic plug for my trans as well.. Most magnetic plugs sites only advertise oil pan plugs. Finally gave up. I'm just going to wait tell i drian the transmission and measure it. Next time around I'll have the magnetic plug. Even visited a transmission shop. They had know idea either. Your car is much newer, Seem like someone should be familiar. I assume you're talking about thread size. Bop