Ncsugrad2002

I’m about 99% sure that is correct. I’m confident enough to try it myself if I ever have to replace mine... I’m sure I will at some point. Oh, the c-max hybrid ones are compatible as well FYI. That might give you something else to search for if you’re looking for a used one.

I’ve been able to find out the replacement part number on the 2013 and 2016 are the same, so I feel pretty confident a used one from a 2016 will work in a 2013/2014. The regular hybrid and energi versions are NOT interchangeable. If you have an energi then the transmission has to come from an energi if you’re going used. Energi’s have an electric oil pump and one of the motors is bigger.

I posted the procedure in this thread if you’re still interested. Ford/Motorcraft have a service you can pay for to get access to all of the Ford procedures. $20 for 3 days I believe. https://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/13371-which-replacement-years-are-compatible-2013-fusion-energi/

No responses, boo. I believe any Energi models from 13 to 16 are compatible but don't have proof yet. Well, if anyone is crazy enough to ever do the swap DIY... here are the instructions. Took me a while to find them so I thought I'd share. Transmission Removal.pdf

Quick question. I recently picked up a 2013 Fusion Energi that is over 100K, so outside of warranty. No transmission issues at this time. No noises, etc. so hopefully it’s fine for a long time, but I know the reality is it may need a transmission at some point and no way I’m paying full price for a new one. I love the car so far. It has every option except cooled seats. The last time I had this many toys was in a BMW but my god it took a full time job just to keep up with how fast toys broke on that thing. So, I’m curious what vehicle model year used transmissions would be compatible with this vehicle? Would a 2015 or 2016 Fusion Energi transmission work in a 2013? What about a 2015-2016 c-max energi? The 2013/2014 pull outs are hard to come by, for obvious reasons. 2015-2016 Energi transmissions are easier to find and cheaper and have lower miles, so that would be a better option, if it is an option at all. I’ve looked up the current part number for a 2016 Energi transmission and it says it will fit a 2013 as well, so that gives me some hope it would work. However, I don’t know for sure whether a used one would also work or if there were changes to commonize them at some point that makes the original 2015/2016’s not compatible with 2013/2014 model years. Thoughts/experiences?

Very common. Though not usually quite that early. It should still be under warranty at least. There’s a reason there’s whole sections of forums dedicated to these transmissions...