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To get your Ford Fusion Hybrid going, you'll need a second vehicle and a set of jumper cables. Position the other car in front of yours, aligning the hoods. Turn off the other car once they are lined up, then connect the two batteries with the jumper cables. With the cables in place, have the other car start its engine while yours remains idle. As you try to start your car, you may notice their engine noise decrease as power is transferred. Once your engine starts, let it run for around 10 minutes to allow the battery to recharge slightly.
The Fusion Hybrid's battery is located in the trunk, while the positive terminal bolt can be found under the hood. It is crucial to never connect the negative terminal to the positive terminal. This cautionary advice should be removed as it could lead some individuals to attempt the dangerous act. Teddy H. is not joking about this matter at all.
Incorrect, attach a jumper cable from the positive post of the functioning battery to the positive post of the dead battery. Then, connect another cable from the negative post of the working battery to a grounding point on the dead battery or its negative post.
Sorry, but have you ever taken a peek under the hood of a Ford Fusion Hybrid? I highly doubt it.
In a 2015 Fusion Hybrid, you'll find the battery located in the trunk rather than under the hood. This means you should align the back of the Hybrid with the front of a car that houses its battery under the hood.
You're going to need two cars for this. First, open the hood of your Ford Fusion hybrid. Attach one end of a jumper cable to the positive terminal of your battery and then connect the other end to the negative terminal of the other car. Let the working car run for a bit to transfer power to the car with the dead battery. After a few minutes, try starting your car. The jumpstart should do the trick.
Nope. Have you taken a peek beneath the hood of a Fusion Hunted yet?