2013 Ford Fusion Was told my 2013 Ford Fusion Titanium with 127,380 miles needs the engine replaced because something broke off in it- quoted $7400. Thoughts? I don't have a lot of money but hate to sell it for scrap
Was told my 2013 Ford Fusion Titanium with 127,380 miles needs the engine replaced because something broke off in it- quoted $7400. Thoughts? I don't have a lot of money but hate to sell it for scrap
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Issue was losing power on any kind of incline and my brakes were hard. 2 months prior, had basically the same issue and took to dealership and they replaced the vacuum pump. Both times there was no warning , no lights on until after the issues started . Doubt the issues are related but my radio / bluetooth / CD player quit right before the initial breakdown
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Hello, I would just work with your dealership to consider the root cause of failure, to learn what could have broken off in the engine from just normal use. Did something break off perhaps due to work that was performed? Some further clarity would be helpful.
You could also price out your repairs at other shops near you - you might find a better option with a decent used engine or lower labor rate that can be helpful to repair a vehicle if your vintage and mileage.
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