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I'm outside the paint warranty ...

So just glue? The paint is chipping off around the emblem ... so I need to remove it, touch up the paint, and then reapply

Anyone know the best way to remove the rear blue oval on a 2013 Ford Fusion? Is it glued on or bolted? - Nick

In my Fusion the beeping noise plays through the speaker (radio) when the 12V battery is low ... usually it plays a nicer tone through the collision avoidance speaker.

My HID Kit from DDM is still going strong after 3 years .... Used dielectric grease in all the connectors helps alot Only issue I had is a non-matching bulb color, which was swapped out.

Ford will be covering a portion and I will be paying a portion... I have a feeling this won't be the last paint issue I have. Anyone here getting small chips in the paint on your hood (all the way down to the sheet metal)?

So earlier this year I noticed the paint on my car Bubbling on the Left fender, and below both passenger doors. All of which was repaired under the manufacturer warranty. I am now at 40,000 miles (just under 3 years of ownership) and the there is a inch area of paint bubbling on hood where it meets the fender. I did buy the extended warranty, but I don't think that paint is covered.... What are my options? How much will this cost me out of pocket to fix? Any way to convince the dealership to fix it gratis? (since it is obviously a defect / no physical damage).

I there any way to repair / replace the screen if there are light scratches on the screen?

The snow tires are amazing compared to the stock tires ... not only am I getting better overall gas mileage, but the traction they provide is outstanding!!!!

Yeap, letters will be going out this month

My 17" Tires = 215/55/17 My 18" Tires = 235/45/18 Looks like the old tires are wider .... 8.5% wider to be exact 5MPG is alot tho ...

My stock rims are 18", but winter rims are 17"; but the diameter of the tire is exactly the same. The odometer should not be affected

Everything I have ever heard about snow tires is they lower MPG.... They are Bridgestone Blizzak You think snow tires could actually increase my MPG by almost 13%?

I recently had the PCM Update (letter set to be sent out this month) and put snow tires on my 2013 ford fusion Hybrid. I frequently take the same 2.5 hour trip to my home town. I have taken the trip probably 50 times in the last 29,000 miles In similar weather conditions with my stock 18" tires (prior to the update) I would get around 40 MPG Last night I took the drive for the first time since the update/ snow tires were put on and I ended up at 45 MPG ..... I am utterly confused FIELD SERVICE ACTION NUMBER: 14E02

I ordered 215/55/17 Winter tires (Bridgestone Blizzak) for my 13' Fusion Hybrid (stock 18" wheels). They seem to work great but no snow yet. The are exactly the same diameter as the stock 18" wheels. I actually seem to be getting better MPG also ... which is odd