Ford Fusion

Hy, i have a ford fusion 2008 and I want to know how to remove the dashboard. Because I bought some LED lights and wanna plug them in. The came with a manual, but at the manual they start explaning with the dashboard already out.

2.3L Hybird I-4 Engine 36mpg highway

2.3L I-4 Gas Engine 34mpg highway

3.0L V6 Gas Engine 25mpg highway

3.5L V6 Gas Engine 25mpg highway

You probably have to leave the heat on when you turn off the car, so when you turn it on again it comes right on. Kind of like the radio.

The 2008 Ford Fusion has a 2.3 L base engine size.

The 2012 Ford Fusion has 42.3 in. of front leg room.

Between the intake manifold and air tube. It's an electronic throttle, no cables.

6 quarts

According to the 2010 Ford Fusion Owner Guide :

With engine oil filter change :

The 3.0 liter V6 engine takes ( 6 quarts of engine oil )

The 3.5 liter V6 engine takes ( 5.5 quarts of engine oil )

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If you were looking for Ford Fusion sales, you would be looking to buy the car "Ford Fusion" in sales and for discounted prices from companies such as AutoTrader.

The 2010 Ford Fusion has 42.3 in. of front leg room.

If you look under the front of the car, directly in the middle the is a plastic cover that says "oil filter," remove that cover ( it should only be held on with two to four screws/bolts) the oil filter is in there. Once finding it, turn it counter clock wise to remove it. Remember to drain the oil from the oil pan before changing the filter.

The 2010 Ford Fusion has a 3 yr./ 36000 mi. basic warranty.

Its designed where it cost a bloody fortune, with dropping the tank and changing the pump and filter.

It would be cheaper to trade it in and buy a new vehicle

The 2008 Ford Fusion's engine produces 160 hp @ 6250 rpm.

You rotate it counter-clockwise about ten degrees.

Special edition limited (like luxury or something

Depend on which trim level u are selecting.

I believe the first trim level is a v4 engine but a v6 engine is optional

The price of a used car is highly dependent upon the number of miles on the car and the quality of the car. The quality is determined by various factors such as rust, accidents the car has been in, and general wear and tear. The price would most likely range from around $6,000 to around $12,000.

Most (All?) of the Ford brakes on late models use a screw bleed caliper. You can't "clamp" bleed the caliper cylinders like you can on other vehicles, it will permanently damage the cylinder. If you visit your local Advance Auto or Auto Zone, they have a tool you can borrow for the job. They will give you instructions on how to use it. It's pretty intuitivce once you see the tool. It really has only one way it can work. Once you unscrew the caliper, you can just change the pad and readjust. that's all. I am not a Ford expert, I just had to change brakes on my own late model Taurus several times. If I am wrong in this post, please correct me....

it can be compressed with a c-clamp. no need for the special tool. the helms' manual uses a c-clamp. JUST BE SURE TO UNSCREW THE MASTER CYLINDER CAP.

I have learned you have to be very careful of cross threading! Take your time and use a loctite product on the threads.

watch this video: http://carcarekiosk.com/video/2010_Ford_Fusion_S_2.5L_4_Cyl./oil/change_oil_and_oil_filter

Check the Vehicle Emission Control Information ( VECI ) decal located in the

front of the engine compartment ( it will show what type of spark plugs to

use and the spark plug gap )

The 2009 Ford Fusion has an inline 4 engine.

The 2008 Ford Fusion has a 8 ft. 11.4 in. (107.4 in.) wheel base.

The 2010 Ford Fusion-Hybrid has an inline 4 engine.