general problems of the 2009 Ford Fusion

While driving down the high way car began to sputter and jolt felt much like someone slamming on brakes aggressively and then releasing and motor stopped completely. Was able to pull over and put hazards on. After running diagnostics test discovered that the tac system was faulty. Codes: p0122 , p0223 , p0110 . Car will start and idle briefly and some times drive down the road but always ends up dying while driving abruptly and hazardously without warning. Car still will start but scared to drive it for fear of causing domino effect on damaging the car. Would like the limited warranty on this product to apply to fixing this problem.

This is my husband's car and we have been having problems with acceleration for the past few months. When turning a corner the car will stop accelerating. Yesterday I was on route 295 around providence, rhode island, fortunately in the right lane, when the car decided to stop moving forward. I was able to pull into the breakdown lane and avoid being hit from behind. I shut the car off, restarted it and was able to accelerate and get back on the highway. This is a scary safety issue. I did research online and discovered that it is the throttle body and it was never a recall. I called my Ford dealer and he said the car, although it is not ten years old and has just over 120,000 on it, is not eligible for a free repair. My daughter-in-law sometime drives this car with my 2 year old grandson taking him to day care. Obviously we will not be driving this car until it is repaired. Why hasn't this been a recall? it is a huge safety issue.

My car stopped and wrench light came on. I had no accelerator control in a very dangerous traffic intersection. After waiting about 10 minutes the car started and I moved on. From what I've read on line it appears to be a throttle body issue. Called Ford and they said my 2009 did not fall into a recall or customer satisfaction program and that I should contact NHTSA.

My Ford Fusion was parked at the time of the incident. I went to start the car and it took at long time to crank and ran very roughly when idling. The check engine and wrench lights were illuminated. It read error codesp2112 throttle actuator control system - stuck closed and p2104 tac - forced idle. The gas pedal was nonresponsive and the car was immobilized. It restarted like this several times before starting normally and operating normally. The wrench light was no longer illuminated, but the check engine light is still on. The Ford dealer confirmed that my car needs a new throttle body assembly. The VIN # of my car is not included in Ford's customer satisfaction program regarding throttle problems in vehicles from 2009-2013, although my 2009 Fusion has 123,850 miles on it. Ford will do this repair free in vehicles that meet the criteria, although there is no official recall on the cars. The dealer said the car is not safe to drive until repaired. I am thankful and lucky this did not happen while I was driving.

The contact owns a 2009 Ford Fusion. While driving at approximately 16 mph, the vehicle hesitated to accelerate. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the throttle body needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 69,000.

While traveling at 65 mph in traffic, the car completely shutdown. Dashboard lights appeared and the car lost all power, including power brakes and steering. Fortunately, I was able to maintain control of the vehicle while exiting the roadway. Due to the lack of steering and braking ability, I don't feel a person of smaller stature, I. E. My wife, would have been able to maintain control without being in an accident.

Engine light appeared, car seemed to chug or lurch or engine felt like it was slipping while driving on highway. That happened a number of time, was told it was because of the severe cold weather. The wrench light would come on and then when I shut the car off it would not come back on for a few days. The mechanic said there were no reports that he could pull from the computer.

While driving on the highway to work in the morning my car suddenly decellerated from 60 to 30 mph. It did this a couple times and I drove right to the Ford dealership. They found that my throttle body went bad and I had to have it replaced. There has been a recall for one year newer cars, but not mine. I do not understand how that is possible.