Six problems related to check engine light on have been reported for the 2007 Ford Fusion. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2007 Ford Fusion based on all problems reported for the 2007 Fusion.
The car never gave any indication of a problem. No check engine light, smoking, not even oil usage for that matter. I checked the oil every time I got gas because I bought it 3 weeks prior. Then was driving to interstate to work when I hear jt start clicking immediately got a oil light then dies and was stuck on interstate cars zoomomg by at 80 if I were in the center lane I would be dead.
For the past month I have been experiencing loss of acceleration. My car basically goes into "limp mode" when the problem arises. The car loses all acceleration and can only go about 10mph. The first time I noticed it, I was driving to work and the car started to make a "hiccup" feeling resulting in total loss of acceleration power. Almost immediately the wrench icon lights up. The only way to start driving again is to pull over and turn the car off. Upon restarting the car the wrench icon is off and seems to drive fine for a little while. Since then, I have experienced the problem at least 8 times per week, and the check engine light will come on as well for a few days then disappear. I have noticed that 2010-2013 Ford Fusions have had a customer satisfaction program assigned by Ford for this same problem, providing a 10 year/150,000 mile warranty for the electronic throttle body. Why are the earlier models not covered under this same program when they are clearly having the same issues (according to the numerous reports listed on here)??!!.
Went to pass a slow moving vehicle and when gas pedal was pressed the vehicle responded with no power, shuddered, and stalled. Had towed to a local trusted mechanic who was unable to diagnose a specific problem because the he was getting "crazy problem codes". Vehicle was towed to a Ford dealer who discovered the coils were destroyed due to a pcm failure. Coils and pcm replaced at the cost of $2,200. Driving home after vehicle was "repaired" check engine light came on. Took vehicle back to dealership, diagnosed a catalytic converter failure. Catalytic converter failed due to the pcm/coil failure. Vehicle will not pass emissions inspection until converter is repaired/replaced at an additional cost of $2,000+. Dealership indicated that nothing could have been done to prevent the pcm/coil failed, it "just happened". Basic research shows that this happens with enough frequency that Ford must be aware of the problem. Vehicle 2007 Ford Fusion v6 awd.
My transmition was acting funny and the check engine light had come on earlier in the day but went away. I took my car to Ford and was told the check engine light was from the gas cap and they couldn't get the problem with the transmition to duplicate. The car's rpm's stay up around 2000 rpm's on a cold start and the when shifting gears they will go up to around 3 and hold for a long period of time before it shifts. I drove a manual for 12 years and I know that this should not happen with an automatic transmition. I showed the dealer the TSB concerning the rpm issue but they didn't care. I started researching the issue online and have found this is a growing problem. I just wonder how many people haven't made their voices heard or haven't experienced the issue yet. Ford needs to fix this problem with the transmition before it gets some killed.
2007 Ford Fusion engine light comes on and engine shuts off. Consumer states the vehicle is still having problems. The consumer stated the vehicle has been in the shop three times. For the same issue.
Was driving 2007 Fusion down the highway. Vehicle began to lose power. Check engine light came on. Pulled car off to the side of the road and turned car off. Sat on the side of the road for about 5 minutes and restarted vehicle. Vehicle restarted and check engine light went off. Took vehicle to dealer but they could not find any problems or duplicate it.