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In a 2013 Ford Fusion, the factory amp is incorporated within the radio head unit in the dashboard. To fix it, you'll need to switch out the entire head unit or have an electrician who can carefully remove it from the circuit board. A more cost-effective option is to swap it out for an aftermarket stereo and an external amplifier. An aftermarket stereo typically ranges from $150 to $500, depending on the features, while an amp falls into a similar price range based on the speakers you plan to use. Make sure to purchase an installation kit and a wiring harness tailored for the Fusion model. Usually, car shops charge a few hundred dollars for the installation of a new stereo and amp.
The factory amplifier in a 2013 Ford Fusion sits inside the dashboard near the stock radio unit.
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