2006–2012 Ford Fusion Maintenance and Repair

Regular maintenance is an important component of maintaining your Ford Fusion’s performance. When you need expert care and repair, Firestone Complete Auto Care is here to provide auto services designed to optimize your first-generation Ford Fusion.

General 2006–2012 Ford Fusion Maintenance Intervals

Sticking to a regular maintenance interval schedule will assist with extending your 2006–2012 Ford Fusion’s lifespan – and can help eliminate the risk of incurring a costly repair down the line. Always check your owner’s manual for guidelines tailored to your Fusion’s trim and driving conditions..

2006–2012 Ford Fusion Oil Changes and Information

Ford Fusion vehicles include the Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor (IOLM). The IOLM helps you know when to get an oil change by calculating ideal intervals based on your usage and driving conditions. The IOLM system provides timely alerts via your vehicle’s information display.

Most Ford Fusion drivers will require an oil change about every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which makes it easy to combine your 2006–2012 Ford Fusion’s oil service with tire rotations, too.

2006–2012 Ford Fusion Oil Types

Always verify oil specifications with your vehicle’s owner’s manual or consult your local Firestone Complete Auto Care, as variations may occur based on specific models and production years. Using the recommended oil type and maintaining proper oil levels are essential for engine health and performance.

Choosing the correct oil type and capacity is crucial for maintaining engine performance. Below are the oil specifications for the first-generation Fusion:

The right oil is crucial for maintaining your engine’s performance. Check your owner’s manual to ensure you choose the correct oil type for your Fusion. The pros at your local Firestone Complete Auto Care can also help you find the best oil for your Ford Fusion. We carry full synthetic, synthetic blend, and conventional oil from the top brands to help ensure your engine runs smoothly. Schedule your oil change appointment today!

Ford Fusion Oil Changes

Ensure you use the correct oil type to help your engine operate at its best. The professionals at Firestone Complete Auto Care provide expert oil changes using high-quality oil and filters from the industry’s top brands. They can help you select the best oil based on your vehicle’s condition and driving habits.

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Common Tire Sizes for 2006–2012 Ford Fusion Models

Ensuring your first-gen Ford Fusion has the correct tires is a must. Installing the proper tire size can promote fuel efficiency and optimal handling. Here are common tire sizes for the first-generation Fusion based on trim level:

Check your vehicle’s tire placard (on the driver’s side door jamb) or turn to your Fusion owner’s manual for accurate sizing. Need a rotation or think it's time for new tires? Don’t stress — your neighborhood Firestone Complete Auto Care has you covered on all things tire.

2006–2012 Ford Fusion Batteries

Your 2006–2012 Fusion’s battery plays a crucial role in powering its systems and ensuring reliable starts. Below are common battery specifications for this generation:

A typical battery will last between 3 to 5 years. However, signs of damage (like corrosion) or improper charging may also mean it's time for a new battery.

When you replace your Ford Fusion battery, you need to select a battery that meets your vehicle’s requirements to ensure optimal performance. For more details, refer to your owner’s manual or visit Ford’s website.

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2006–2012 Ford Fusion Maintenance Schedule Example

Every 5,000 Miles:

  • Oil and filter change to maintain engine efficiency
  • Tire rotation to promote even wear
  • Inspect fluid levels (coolant, brake, washer), lights, and wiper blades

Every 10,000 Miles:

  • Brake system inspection (pads, rotors, fluid levels)
  • Inspect belts and hoses for wear or damage
  • Replace cabin air filter for cleaner interior air

Every 15,000 Miles

  • Inspect suspension and steering systems
  • Replace the engine air filter to ensure proper airflow and performance

Every 30,000 Miles

  • Inspect and replace transmission fluid if needed
  • Coolant system check and flush as required
  • Spark plug inspection and potential replacement

Every 60,000 Miles

  • Transmission fluid replacement
  • Coolant flush to prevent overheating
  • Inspect the timing chain or belt (if applicable)

Every 100,000 Miles

  • Replace spark plugs to maintain ignition efficiency
  • Inspect and replace drive belts as needed
  • Check the exhaust system for any leaks or damage

For more detailed guidance, refer to your Ford owner’s manual. Your first-generation Ford Fusion maintenance needs may vary by driving conditions and specific trim levels.

Firestone Complete Auto Care: Trusted 2006–2012 Ford Fusion Maintenance and Repair

The auto technicians at Firestone Complete Auto Care are here to help with your Ford Fusion tire, oil, and routine maintenance needs. But sometimes, your vehicle will need more than just a typical tune-up. If your first-generation Ford Fusion encounters unusual engine noises, transmission fluid leaks, or braking problems, your neighborhood Firestone Complete Auto Care is here for you, too.

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Book your service appointment now to help keep your 2006–2012 Ford Fusion performing at its peak and ready for wherever the road ahead leads.

For comprehensive maintenance details, including recommended oil types, battery specifications, tire sizes, and more, consult your Ford owner’s manual or visit Ford’s official website.

Trust Firestone Complete Auto Care for Your Ford Fusion

Whether you need an oil change, tire rotation, or major repair, Firestone Complete Auto Care is here to help keep your 2006–2012 Ford Fusion in top condition. Schedule a service appointment today to ensure your vehicle stays ready for any adventure.

For detailed maintenance schedules and specifications, consult your Ford Fusion owner’s manual or visit Ford’s official website.

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