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As the primary driver of your Ford Fusion, if you happen to see a small yellow wrench icon lighting up on your dashboard, it's not something to ignore. This warning light means that there is an issue with the power train system, which may be causing reduced efficiency and performance. This could be a result of low oil, transmission fluid levels, or other components requiring maintenance. While it is likely not a major problem, you should schedule routine maintenance and checks for fluids and parts. If you opt to do it yourself, this maintenance may cost you between $23 and $196 for parts, and an extra $60 to $230 if you choose to have it professionally serviced.
Is it still possible for me to operate the vehicle?
Can I drive safely?
In a Ford Fusion, when you see the wrench light on the dashboard, it's like the check engine light, indicating that the car's computer has detected a fault code stored in its system. Essentially, the wrench light serves the same purpose as the check engine light.
What does that signify in terms of coding?
This particular light appears when I start my car, followed by a brief chime before disappearing. This sequence has occurred about 4-5 times over the past few months.
My 2017 Ford Fusion SE is having trouble shifting gears with its dial shifter and the wrench light is on.
What exactly is the significance of that?