GrySql

Did she say a 245hp Hybrid? Under the hood, the Lincoln MKZ will have two engine/powertrain options: a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 with 400 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque with AWD and torque vectoring, or a 2.0L four-cylinder hybrid with 245 hp and front-wheel drive. Lincoln promises that both options focus on “smooth, refined power” and “quiet luxury.” http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2015/11/all-new-2017-lincoln-mkz-makes-surprise-debut-at-la-auto-show.html Edit: Here's the 2017 Lincoln MKZ on the Lincoln website, better pictures and better info: http://www.lincoln.com/2017-mkz/

Yeow!

I like it.

I don't see a picture... :(

Just go back and re-read the beginning of this very Thread and follow cjn-md's odessey. Fastronaut also had this situation and he gave a lot of good advice in this Thread.

And they do the testing in a Fusion Hybrid, how about that...

+1

Read page 228 in your Owners Manual about the dispute process and the Better Business Bureau.

Nov 10 2015 - Customer Satisfaction Program 14B07 Certain 2013 through 2014 Model Year C-Max Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid Vehicles - Transmission Inspection and Repair. Please see FMCDealer.com for more details.

November 10, 2015 TSB 15-0174 HF-35 TRANSMISSION FLUID LEAK AT DAMPER HOUSING TO TRANSMISSION CASE JOINT - RTV SEALANT FAILURE - BUILT ON OR BEFORE 12/1/2013 This article supersedes TSB 14-0085 to update the Service Procedure, Part List and Service Labor Time Standards. ISSUE Some 2013 C-Max, 2013-2014 Fusion, MKZ Hybrid and Energi vehicles equipped with a HF-35 automatic transmission and built on or before 12/1/2013 may exhibit a transmission fluid leak at the damper housing to transmission case joint. This condition may be due to an adherence failure of the RTV. tsb15-0174.pdf

Just for you... :) http://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/9354-special-service-messages-ssms/?p=101136

July 24, 2014 SSM 44670 - 2013-2014 Fusion/MKZ Not Equipped With A Sony Radio - Chimes Default To Instrument Cluster Some 2013-2014 Fusion vehicles built on or before 9/11/2013, and MKZ vehicles built on or before 10/22/2013, that are not equipped with a Sony branded radio may exhibit a concern of chimes intermittently emitting from the instrument cluster instead of the audio system after a cold start. Affected chimes may include parking aid, door ajar, and/or parking brake. To correct the concern, reprogram the Audio Control Module (ACM) to the latest level using IDS version 91.03 or higher. Use applicable 12651D labor operations in section 10 of the SLTS manual and use causal part 18C869. APPLICABLE VEHICLES 2013 - 2014 CAR: C7 FUSION 2013 - 2014 CAR: C9 MKZ (CD533) 2013 - 2014 CAR: 00170 FUSION 2013 - 2014 CAR: 00179 MKZ

From the Kickstarter website: TEAM FORD - VOYO + Relay Set Ford models only. Supports all VOYO features plus EcoStart, Immobilizer and Stop @ Park. Also includes a LIFETIME upgrade to Premium Pack services. Please check the Voyomotive website under "Supported Vehicles" to see which features are supported for your model of car. Requires iOS 8.3 or higher. The EcoStart feature will be activated over the air within 2-3 months of receiving your system. getvoyo.com/voyo-supported-vehicles/

Not as effective as hoped?

Take a look at the link below, the Engineering Test Mode has all sorts of interesting info available. :) http://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/10057-engineering-test-modedealer-test-mode/?p=54023

Can you explain this a bit more? Additional info is needed. (Moved to 2013-2016 FFH Specific Forum)

LOL... :idea:

Try this: Click on the Members name you want to PM, a window opens, find the tab on the right side that says 'Send me a message' and click that, the PM window will open, type your message and send. :)

Following on with this type of driving Topic, see where your State fits in. http://www.weather.com/travel/commuter-conditions/news/states-rudest-drivers

I think so. Good one! :thumbsup:

I think one has to be a certain age to remember who the Lone Ranger was... Hi-ooo Silver, away.... BTW, Silver was the horse... ;)

This is good stuff! :) Yes, I could have saved it for another car but time moves on... :play:

These blogs all ask for a 'Username' and our Forum has some unusual ones, like mine. I often wonder how we come up with these names and thought it would be interesting to discuss. I'll go first. About 30 years ago we were on a family trip and stopped in a California redwood forest for a small hike. We distributed some walki-talki's and when I asked how we'd identify each other one daughter thought it would be funny to have forest names, she named me 'grey squirrel', all the others got similar forest animal names too. My name sort of stuck (my grey hair) and the nickname would pop up in conversation from then on. To make a long story longer, many years later, we bought a new 2003 Mustang GT convertible, it was silver (grey). When that daughter saw it she exclaimed that it ought to be called 'the grey squirrel', she laughed - it happened. I bought a CA vanity license plate with 'GRY SQL' on it and put a funny license frame around it, see below. The Mustang was sold a couple years ago and the license plate is gone but it was one of those cute family jokes that lasted a long time. (I got a birthday card last year from a grandkid with a grey squirrel on it) Ok, anybody else? ---------------- The GT plate and frame.

Check this Topic, read what others have done when 3.8 is not on Ford Owner's Sync updates. http://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/10558-version-38-available/?p=100530

This is a 'cradle to grave' approach to rating cars, it takes into account the building, use and disposal of a car's lifespan. "A scientific approach for estimating the environmental impacts of a product is known as lifecycle assessment, since it traces the impacts of a product from "cradle to grave": materials production and product manufacturing; emissions and other effects when the product is in use; through end-of-life effects of disposal and recycling. We developed the green scores and class rankings according to the principles of lifecycle assessment, using available data that are sufficiently standardized to be applicable to all makes and models." What do you think? http://www.greenercars.org/ http://www.greenercars.org/greenercars-ratings/how-we-determine-ratings