Flávio Fraga

I have the same issue in my FFH 2016 and had it in my FFH 2015. I believe is some misunderstanding of the sensors, as long it does not stop working and the alerts disappear. Maybe it reads the Radar waves reflected by something while the car is stopping so it does not understand why the car going to a full stop receives a radar saying that a vehicle is coming from behind.

The L uses de ICE to diminish the speed in hill descendings. Even with no use of gas the ICE acts as a braking device and increases the electrical regeneration. Don´t be afraid to use it. it is stronger than the knob button in gear lever.

I own a 2016 hybrid and it shows these same problems. Since I got the car (brand new) the lights show up in a specific corner in my way home. It is bumpy and with a mild ascending. The last car I had, was a 2015 hybrid (bought new) and it showed the same problems in the same corner. So, I believe it is a software problem, not a hardware issue.

It is normal. The Full Gauge refers to all power available (Electric + ICE). The Blue window means the maximum power you can obtain in EV mode. If you accelerate hard, the power will need to come from the ICE. That´s why you will see the gauge coming blue, while inside the window, and turning into white when ICE turns on (and probably the battery icon will start recharging). If you floor the pedal, it comes amber (yellow) telling you that the car will be using both engines (ICE + electric).

My FFH 2015 has a sticker behind the GWM. It stays under the panel, on the left, screwed to the carpet. You should take the inferior panel. It is a very uncomfortable job as you have to lay down on the floor, close to the pedals. See this video: How to retrieve keyless entry code to 2013-2015 Ford Fusion DIY

The icon shows on models that the heating was optional. I have a Titanium and the heated mirrors are standard. It might have gone in recent years when Ford standardized the heating mirrors. It works when you use the button for heating the rear glass.

After using Invisible Glass, spray some Isopropyl Alcohol on a lint free cloth and scrub the windshield. Best results with 100% Isopropyl. Works for outside too.