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Problems with 2012 Ford Fusion VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

On average, the 2012 Ford Fusion starts to “feel” problems with the VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL and its various aspects after 59 539 miles.

Recently reported VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL problems on 2012 Ford Fusion

I went to stivers ford about the air bag be to the end of january and the beginning of february the mechanic took my recall information said they would call me as soon as the new bags got in never heard from them i called every month only to be told nothing came in yet so i called ford customers service they had me on hold the mechanic in montgomery stated that there was no record of me ever being there. customer service left me on the phone with the mechanic to make an appointment she hung up the phone i gave the mechanic my first and last name then he repeated back to me my first and last name with my address keep in mind he had all of my information in the system the whole time. so i made an appointment for friday may 31 2019. there is a faulty tire light on that won't go away even when i had the tire checked the car stopped in the middle of the intersection during the green light in heavy traffic the 🔧 light came on with the check engine light and the flashing faulty tire light . i ...

Was accelerating in my vehicle when the car hesitated and then just shut off in the middle of the road showing only an orange wrench light on the dash. thankfully i was driving in town and actually to the dealership to get my airbag recall fixed when this happened and nobody other than my boyfriend was behind me. i turned the key into the off position and turned it back on and the dash (wrench) light indicator went off. i could have seriously injured myself or another vehicle due to what seems to be be a system failure! i refused to take my car home from the dealership until they checked into it. they acted as if it was no big deal because the (wrench) light on the dash went off but i'm very concerned it's a safety issue and bad accidents can be a result of this.

When i was driving on the paved road about 15 miles per hour i let off the accelerator while engaging a slight curve in the road and the car all of a sudden sped up out of control. the brakes had no effect on stopping the car. so i steered away from traffic ahead and went into an open field. the car got up to around 50 mph, and 60 yards out i hit a 10 foot wide trench by 2 foot deep. the front end hit the other side and the airbag went off. the brakes finally stopped the car about 30 yards from the trench. the decorative front end and the back end was tore off along with miscellaneous brackets. the radiator was pushed up into the hood with no leaks.

Tl* the contact owns a 2012 ford fusion. while the vehicle was stopped and the gear shift selector was in the park position, the vehicle independently accelerated. the vehicle jumped a curb and crashed into a guardrail at a bus stop. the incident blew out the front driver's side tire. there were no injuries. a police report was filed. the vehicle was towed to dick smith ford (located at 9505 e state rte 350, raytown, mo 64133, (816) 353-1495), but was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 98,000.

Tl* the contact owned a 2012 ford fusion. while parking the vehicle in a parking space, the vehicle surged at an unknown speed, drove over a concrete median, and crashed into two plastic tanks. none of the air bags deployed. a police report was filed. the vehicle was not towed to a dealer to be diagnosed. the insurance company towed the vehicle to a facility, investigated the failure, and determined that it was destroyed. the driver sustained injuries to the neck, collar bone, scarring to the left hand, left wrist, and left arm as well as chest pains from the seat belt restraining tightly. the front passenger also sustained chest pains from the seat belt restraining tightly. both occupants received medical treatment. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 22,000. *tt the consumer stated the police report statement was incorrect. *js

Tl* the contact owns a 2012 ford fusion. moments after exiting the vehicle and switching the gear shifter to the park position, the engine began to rev very high and the vehicle suddenly accelerated. the vehicle drove forward and crashed into a tree. the vehicle was taken to rodeo ford (13680 west test dr, goodyear, ar) to be diagnosed, but the failure could not be duplicated. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the failure mileage was 76,500.

My car takes about 2 mins to start. the gas acceleration goes from normal to slow when i'm driving. i go into reverse and my car stalls and jerks really hard. when i'm at a stoplight or a stop sign my car will act like it's losing power and the whole car shakes. the lights on the dash come on then disappear days later with new lights on such as check engine doors open ect. there are times i will be driving and my car will slow down on its own like i hit my breaks. when i was backing up going in reverse the car jerked and i hit someone however it was in a parking lot. there was no damage to the other vehicle. when i put the car back in drive after i had it in reverse from backing up i backed up again there has to be something wrong within the car itself. i'm worried about my safety as well as others. the malfunctioning of the car has been going on since about a month after i got it and it's been almost 2 months since it's beenin my possession.

Driving my family home, my dashboard displayed a message to "service power steering soon" steering wasn't an immediate problem...however, a few hours later, i attempted to drive the vehicle to a mechanic and when i turned the wheel the steering was very hard to do, very stiff. there was also a message that came on the dashboard that said to "service power steering now". i contacted a mechanic & they informed that i could possibly reset the power steering, by just turning the car on and off a few times. however, this method did not work. computer is having trouble uploading the video

The vehicle was in motion on i 85 in alabama traveling approximately 70miles per hour.i noticed the vehicle started jerking,the speedometer started fluctuating, until i lost speed control.the wrench light was on. my vehicle had 70,000 miles;driven approximately 20 miles a day. i made the decision to turn around and go home driving in the right lane with no speedometer or a speedometer that would start fluctuating while my car was jerking. i took the vehicle to my local ford dealer.the diagnostic codes were 070/071/072.they told me no warranty and it would be $1,000 to fix the transmission speed sensor. unfortunately i did not have $1000 to fix the problem. my car operated ok until a few days when it started jerking,speedometer fluctuated until it went to reading 0 mph. at this time i was on i 20 in atlanta. this time i was afraid of being rear ended when i was stopped at a traffic light due to not picking up enough speed. i feel this is a serious safety issue and ford should be required to replace transmission speed sensors. case in point concerning ford dealer quoting $1000-i found someone to ...

The throttle stuck (2nd time, both times similar) recent experience:03/20/2018: location: entrance ramp pa turnpike at somerset exit. the turnpike traffic was moving extremely slowly due to weather\accident (estimate 15 25 mph). i had purposely hung way back (100 - 150 ft) of car ahead of me as driver did not seem experienced or confident. after thinking that the vehicle in front was going to make its merge, i started accelerating up to the then turnpike traffic speed. the car in front though did not merge but stopped instead. i then needed to slow down or stop. when attempting to slow down, my car did not want to slow down, throttle seemed stuck. i then started pressing the brake pedal with both feet as hard as i could. though my car did stop before hitting the vehicle in front, it was an extremely tense experience. previously, a couple years ago, i had a similar experience. i did not report at that time. in that experience, i was approaching an intersection in the city of erie. my approach was on a slight uphill. the light changed from green to red and i went to stop. again, it seemed as though ...

Throttle body- our 2012 ford fusion will intermittently stall, which has become a hazard driving, especially on the highway. the wrench light will come on, but once turning the car back on, the light will go off. after a dozen or more times, the check engine light finally came on and we were able to bring it to our mechanic. he pulled the code p2111 (throttle body). he cleaned out the throttle because that what he thought would fix it and cleared the code. the problem happened again and we then researched online and found that this is a major issue with ford owners. however, ford has claimed that this is not a hazard so has not declared a recall, but has extended a warranty for the part. unfortunately, since our code was cleared our ford dealership will not fix this under warranty even after giving them the code that popped up. they have had the car for days and have not experienced it themselves so they will not fix it. the only options we now have are #1 paying out of pocket or #2 driving the car hoping that the check engine comes back on which ford has suggested. ...

The advancetrac system has gone bad, forcing me to lose power steering and power to the engine. incredibly hard to diagnose the exact problem. replaced multiple sensors and fuses and issue still exist.

City traffic, 30mph. only had traveled a few miles. temperature was in the low 90's and dewpoint in the low to mid 60's. wrench tool icon illuminated and the vehicle shook and total loss of power. could only go 3-5 mph. pulled off the road. turned off car and restarted. icon was off and car ran fine. service scan tool did not find any faults. after the scan, the dash message center displayed the message: "service advancetrac". intermittent problem with no other error messages and appears to be a common on ford vehicles. simply restarting the vehicle should not erase the source of the problem. this is a very dangerous situation if this occurs at highway speeds because of the total loss of power.

The electronic throttle body has failed twice within 500 miles. (the vehicle has 71500 as of this writing) both times this has occurred at approximately 35 mph while driving on a flat stretch of road at a steady speed with little input from the accelerator. in both circumstances the car has thudded into "limp mode" where the car can only coast of the road. a restart seems to clear the problem.

For a while know my car would randomly stop. all of a sudden it would decrease in speed and then shake at which time i would pull over and shut the car down after some time i am able to start the car up again and get back on the road. no mechanic can actually find anything wrong with my car so they just keep telling me to come back if it does it again. at first i thought it was the fuel filter so i was told by the mechanic to use fuel injection cleaner in my car. i have done that and it appeared to work however it started up again. i have been having this issue off and on for a while but can never find the issue. i am wondering why hasn't there been a recall on this. i noticed that with this model year everyone is having the same issue. i live in houston and our freeways are not the best places to break down.