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The engine coolant temperature sensor for the 2013 Ford Fusion is located on the right side of the engine near the battery within the hood. It's positioned in front of the engine, close to the radiator, but is hidden by an air duct that must be removed first to access the sensor. To prevent overheating and stalling, it's important to maintain the proper amount of engine coolant in your vehicle. It's recommended to check the coolant and radiator every 12 months to ensure an adequate level. While an engine coolant change typically costs between $40 and $80, you can save on labor costs by changing the coolant yourself.
The sensor in charge of monitoring the coolant temperature in a Ford Fusion is located at the front of the engine, close to the radiator and positioned above the belts for the air conditioning unit. In a diagram, it may also be referred to as the cylinder head temperature sensor.
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