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1. You will lose all SYNC capabilities if you replace the stock unit. If you just want Bluetooth you can replace it with a Bluetooth capable head unit but with no sync 2. It depends on what speakers you get, you shouldn't have to replace wires unless you add more watts from and amp or head unit. All you need to do to replace the speakers is to replace them with the same size and they will bolt right in. 3. Go to you local car stereo shop (not best buy) and see what they recomend, I have been out of the stereo hobby for quite a while and don't know what brands are good.

I would like to meet the genius that decided to put that plastic cover under the engine that has a removable door for the oil filter. Because when you just take the small oil filter door off the large plastic cover and take the filter off all the oil runs out of the engine at the filter connect runs right onto the plastic cover making a huge mess. So if anybody has a 2010 3.0L I recommend taking the whole cover off the under side of the engine before removing the oil filter

How do you have a 3yr/36,000 mile warranty on a car that has 106,000 miles on it? Is it a used car dealer warranty?

I have been looking to an answer this very same question and have not found an answer. 2010 Fusion turbo

Isn't it possible that ford used a different transmission on the 3.5L because the 6f35 physical would not fit on the 3.5L? If someone could post some sources that would collaborate what Wikipedia says the 6f35 transmission can handle. That would greatly help me in my decision of what I am going to do. Has anybody confirmed this ~45hp gain over stock with these upgrades?

I found this on Wikipedia I have found that the Taurus SHO does in fact have the 6f55 and the fusion has the 6f35. I am having trouble finding other sites with HP and Torque information. I would like to be able to verify this information with other sources. If this information is correct I should be able to add about 60 hp and 60 ft·lbf safely. Like I said I would like to get a little extra power out of my fusion and my goal was to get it up to about the 300 hp range. Unless there are other ways to add a significant amount of HP a small turbo or supercharger is my only option. The only other things that I can think of are a new intake and exhaust, but I see that only gaining me about 20 hp give or take a little.

If I wanted a Pontiac I would have gotten a Pontiac. I got the Fusion because I wanted a Fusion. Why would I need to replace the transmission? The AWD Fusion has the same Transmission that is in the 2010 Taurus SHO that has 365HP. This will not be a race vehicle; this will be my very day car and I normally drive conservatively. I just want some more power for the occasional fun.

I have a 2010 Fusion SEL AWD V6 3.0L and would like to put a turbo or supercharger in it. I am looking for a kit that I can bolt in myself and would like to keep the engine mods to a bare minimum.