If the brake fluid is low, doesn't necessarily mean it's leaking, your brake pads could be getting worn out and needing replaced. don't automatically add brake fluid if it's low, have a brake inspection done if you cannot accurately judge for yourself.
My 2017 Ford Fusion 2.0 Hybrid has "electronic coolant". The manual doesn't specify what this is. I assume its the same HOAT coolant that the radiator uses, but until I buy a Chilton's manual, I won't actually know!
@Hunt16 if you take too long to change the oil, it can become thick and sludgy and thats not good for the engine. recommended is 3,000 or every 3 month but ive gone 9 months, ~ 9k miles and my oil was very very dark black which isnt good. so i recommend doing it at the changing intervals (i would say every 4-5 months)
Hector Nuñez time flies man. I’m in school in NorthWestern Ohio for automotive. Crazy how much my knowledge has changed since I posted this comment haha. Thanks for the help though!
Why is your coolant so low? This is a problem in Fusions. My fusion was pressure-tested, but it keeps losing a coolant every 400 miles (its level falls from MAX to MIN).
Idk why ford would make it so hard for us to check transmission oil!!! but everything else is very much easy to do.... Thanks for the video.
Thx man. Came looking for power steering. One less thing to worry about
me too
same lol
Same
fr same
There is now power steering in this video...
Can anyone tell me how to change my trans fluid in a ford fusion hybrid 2019?
If the brake fluid is low, doesn't necessarily mean it's leaking, your brake pads could be getting worn out and needing replaced. don't automatically add brake fluid if it's low, have a brake inspection done if you cannot accurately judge for yourself.
Is there a similar video for a hybrid?
This video was very helpful! Thank you! Have a bless day!!!
Trans fluid is under air hose clamp on driver side.
Thank you so much
My 2017 Ford Fusion 2.0 Hybrid has "electronic coolant". The manual doesn't specify what this is. I assume its the same HOAT coolant that the radiator uses, but until I buy a Chilton's manual, I won't actually know!
very helpful video, thank you
Very good information, thanks bro 😎
Thank you
Thank u🎉
Thanks for sharing your video
You didn’t cover clutch fluid level?
Just checked my brake fluid and looks empty. What kind of brake fluid should I add? Thanks
Dot 4. It is written on the cap
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Can you do a video the same for 2019 fusion hybrids?
I heard we have to take our hybrids to the dealer I have been searching for any other way to get this done but have been unsuccessful
Anyone can check all the other shit, came here looking for transmission fluid check
Any luck finding it?
Got an oil change a long time ago. I’m past due and the oil is still full over the top. It’s been like that for a while.
Oil will stay full, you need to change it because oil has a lifespan, it's bad for your engine not to change it
@Hunt16 if you take too long to change the oil, it can become thick and sludgy and thats not good for the engine. recommended is 3,000 or every 3 month but ive gone 9 months, ~ 9k miles and my oil was very very dark black which isnt good. so i recommend doing it at the changing intervals (i would say every 4-5 months)
Hector Nuñez time flies man. I’m in school in NorthWestern Ohio for automotive. Crazy how much my knowledge has changed since I posted this comment haha. Thanks for the help though!
If its black, you need to change it out.
Thank you so much for your video bro, it helps alot 😄!!
There is a way to check tranny fluid. You just have too lift the car up and undo the fill plug.
Why is your coolant so low? This is a problem in Fusions. My fusion was pressure-tested, but it keeps losing a coolant every 400 miles (its level falls from MAX to MIN).
Same
@@r3x_delta30 You mean you have the same problem? Could you give some details? I did not have the problem the first 30000 miles. I just add coolant.
Totally fine until overfilled oil plugging the cats
Transmission system not user friendly for checking is major Ford engineering failure..
You totally forgot the power steering fluid lol
It’s not on this car
It’s not on this car
Electric steering don't need steering fluid. 😂
He did not forget. I mentioned that Power steering runs on a pump system. He also said car needs to go to dealership for transmission service.
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