Car Will Not Start problems of the 2007 Ford Fusion

Tl- the contact owns a 2007 Ford Fusion. The contact stated that she had noticed that the front driver and passenger side door latches did not open the door. The latches could be pulled,however, the doors failed to open properly. The contact also stated that in order to open the doors,she had to open the doors from the exterior of the vehicle. The front passenger door also failed to lock. The contact also stated she had also noticed there was corrosion present on the batteries post. Due to the failure of the battery,vehicle failed to start on multiple occasions. The vehicle was taken to a dealer for a diagnosis of the latches and the mechanic stated that the latches and battery needed to be replaced. The battery was replaced multiple times and the latches were repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 107,000. Gb.

Throttle body issue - confirmed since I just spent $930. 00 at the Ford dealership to replace. Wife got in car at mall. First car would not start loose contact on terminal. She called me I jiggled wire, car started but you could push the pedal all the way down and only very slight power (wrench light on. . . ). She parked the car as it would only go about 3 miles an hour and I turned it off and restarted the car to see if it would drive and it would not. Had to get it towed to planet Ford dealership who replaced the throttle body. The exact same issue had happened one week earlier but when I turned the car off and restarted the engine it ran fine. I had a mechanic do the codes the first time and it was throttle body and the Ford dealership did it the second time.

The contact owns a 2007 Ford Fusion. The contact stated that the vehicle could not be started. The battery was jump started and the vehicle began to operate for a short period before the failure recurred. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer who stated the battery connectors were severely corroded. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 29,055. Updated 03/14/lj.

Takata recall: I purchased my Ford Fusion in 2007 and I received awesome comments; this was the ratings from my older family members, bragging about my car; as being "top of the line vehicle" sounded great! within my first year, on a Saturday my car would not start, before going to work, it was corrosion on my battery post. The following Monday, I contacted hixon Ford service dept. In monroe, la; told them of my experience and was told that they have not heard of any problems. I was given a free battery, without anyone looking into why the car wouldn't start or corrosion on the battery. I didn't think I would have been treated in that manner throughout the time I have my car. Since then, several other problems, such as the rubber around the dash vent, where the defrost air comes out, lifted up out of place. One day the 6-cd changer would not release my cds'; but months later after pressing the button everyday, I pressed the reject and they all came out. Another experience was when the two front door latches just popped out; at a later time, the two back latches popped out. Since I could only afford to get the driver door latch repaired, I would still lock my car door, but they do not lock. Another incident happened when I tried to slow down, because of the bumpy road and my car felt like it hydroplaned; I couldn't stop (scaaarrryy!). After each incident, I would call hixon Ford and ask for recall status, concerning my incidents. They would always tell me, they have not heard anything, but when I called the main office, I was told that nothing had been reported. I never felt they cared what happened to me, because they didn't look into the first incident, but years later, I received an apology; give them another chance with my next purchase and they can't do anything now. Well, they never did anything and I would have been very surprised if they did.