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I looked into this when I had mine in for a failed ABS module. As near as I could tell, the Hybrid didn't qualify for the recall, the gas one's had. And the hydraulic unit, and electonic contril unit failed on mine, took a a couple weeks for them to run theough the checklist, and diagnose the eact bits they wanted to replace. At the time, I also read that it was difficult to get these parts. but once they had it narrowed down the dealer had it changed out and calibrated! (so you'd need to have them do that) in 2 days. -
It wasn't a recall, unless there is something I don't know about. It was called a Performance Upgrade or something odd. Sorta like a Tech Service Bulitan. I had to pay for labor, which was a couple hours or so for them to run through the Ford checklist, and then doa. re-program of the hybrid control module. Was like $170 or something for me.
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By wilburthebud · Posted
I never bothered to change the thermostat. I'd have to disconnect AC hoses for access; requiring evacuate and recharge. The code hasn't reoccurred lately, and if it does, I'll just clear it with ForScan. No performance issues; I'm in Tucson and rarely use the heat. -
Did you resolve this issue as I am having the same problem?
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@Meelee for whatever it is worth on my 2014 my empower capacity meter never went above the second bar and for the past two years or so struggles to reach it even on a full charge. Maybe in the middle of summer it gets there. I did discover a setting once though that changes its level to up far higher so our settings might be different. Can't remember at the moment what that was. I have still been getting 44-46mpg fillups this winter and am looking forward to the 51mpg soon.
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UPDATE APRIL 23: About Dec '24, my brotther (2018 FFH Platinum) got a Hyundai Sonata hybrid. So far he loves it and reports they have combined the LVB and HVB in the same structure - eliminating 2 separate batteries. He's not sure exactly how they did it. So tht's 1 FFH gone. Sometime between May 27 and June 13, I'll be getting a new Camry AWD hybrid. Dunno if you're aware but as of 2025 models, Toyota is all hybrid. Ennyhoo, the FFH I have will be going away. -
By FigureItOutCurrently · Posted
I'm experiencing the same issue. If anyone knows a solution, it would be greatly appreciated. I've seen several others mention the same problem around the net , but there haven't been any answers -
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By The Old Man · Posted
What AGM battery will fit in the space used by the OEM battery? Mine is a 2014 Fusion Hybrid Titanium. I would like to upgrade to the AGM. I also have a 2020 Escape Hybrid. Ford put 4 batteries in, all under warranty. I finally bought a AGM and have not had any problems since. Thanks.
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