2008 Ford Fusion 2.3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Fusion 2008 for no reason turn key nothing happens
Do you notice any check engine lights coming on the dash when this happens, also has the vehicle had any recent repairs or any reason why this may be happening? Any input from you is helpful. I will check my resources and see what we can find out. Please advise
Over heats when driven and not standing still, why?
There are a few probable causes but my best guess is that you have a stopped up radiator. At an idle, the engine isn't working so id doesn't generate much heat. The harder the engine works, the more heat it generates. The heat has to go somewhere, so the radiator is designed to dissipate the heat by air flowing by the cooling fins which are attached to the tubes which carry the coolant through it. As a radiator gets older and it is not maintained, it is quite common for the tubes in the center of the radiator to become restricted or even clogged. This means that the only part of the radiator which is actually working, is the outer portion which is not that effective because most of the air flow is designed to go towards the center of the radiator. There are places which can flush radiators but they are not very effective when a radiator gets to the stage you are describing. The flushing of a radiator is a preventative maintenance service to eliminate a problem like yours from occurring. Odds are you are going to have to replace your radiator. One other probability while rather unlikely, would be a rather large obstruction keeping the air from flowing through the radiator.
Noisy belt
It is spring loaded ,when worn belt slip and mini groove are too wide and belt is stetch remove belt and turn pulley to check bearing,than change belt
Brake bleeding sequence
start with furthest from master cylinder, loosen bleed nipple then get someone to press and hold brake pedal, tighten nipple, repeat until no air. Remember to top up master cylinder, continue with next nearest till done
Where is the evaporative emission vent control valve located on a 16 ford fusion with the 2 liter turbo engine
I'm going to assume for simplicity's sake that you're talking about the evap canister purge solenoid, I've heard it called the vent control valve several times before, but technically we call it the evaporative canister purge solenoid, and it's located right in the center of the engine compartment at the back right next to the throttle body. The valve is held on with two 8-millimeter hex head bolts that need to be removed when replacing it. Next, unplug the electrical connector at the top of it, lift up on the tab and then pull out on the connector. Now You have to disconnect the vacuum line going in at the bottom of it. Take a flat blade screwdriver and push it in a little bit on one of the tabs on the side and then pull the hose off. There is an o-ring on the bottom of the valve they can stick a little, just wiggle it while pulling up to remove it.
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