What kind of brake fluid does a 2009 Ford Fusion take?
What kind of brake fluid does a 2009 Ford Fusion take?
Prestone 12 Ounce DOT 3 Brake Fluid.
Why are the brakes on my Ford Fusion going soft?
Some of the drivers who lodged complaints (141 as of 12/2016) said that, after an ABS-assisted braking maneuver — on a rough surface or other irregularity in the road, for example — the brake pedal was observed to “go soft,” requiring extraordinary pressure to activate the brakes.” So it seems the problem is not in the fluid, pads]
Are there any problems with the Ford Fusion?
I have their refusal letter to fix it and text that they will reimburse me to fix it. See all problems of the 2009 Ford Fusion .
How do you pressurize a Ford Fusion brake system?
You are supposed to pressurize the brake system to open up the valves in the HCU to get all of the air out. Without a pressure system it can take 4-5 large bottles of brake fluid to get the air out of the system and get the proper pedal response (I have had to do it multiple times, and in the shop it still took several hours).
Where to replace front brake pads in Ford Fusion?
Replaced front brake pads at 160K, normal issue & no problem – BUT yesterday we slowly drove over a couple of very rough pavement grooves – the kind you drive over to warn you to slow down for a railroad crossing or stop sign. These were severe grooves and really rattled the car – BTW they were at Devils Tower in Wyoming.
Some of the drivers who lodged complaints (141 as of 12/2016) said that, after an ABS-assisted braking maneuver — on a rough surface or other irregularity in the road, for example — the brake pedal was observed to “go soft,” requiring extraordinary pressure to activate the brakes.” So it seems the problem is not in the fluid, pads]
I have their refusal letter to fix it and text that they will reimburse me to fix it. See all problems of the 2009 Ford Fusion .
You are supposed to pressurize the brake system to open up the valves in the HCU to get all of the air out. Without a pressure system it can take 4-5 large bottles of brake fluid to get the air out of the system and get the proper pedal response (I have had to do it multiple times, and in the shop it still took several hours).
Replaced front brake pads at 160K, normal issue & no problem – BUT yesterday we slowly drove over a couple of very rough pavement grooves – the kind you drive over to warn you to slow down for a railroad crossing or stop sign. These were severe grooves and really rattled the car – BTW they were at Devils Tower in Wyoming.
