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Hi All, Like a lot of you My Ford Mobile quit working for us two weeks ago. MFM has been working fine every since the modem replacement was done back in February 2016. It can't be a coincidence that AT&T is shutting down its 2G networks and now MFM has stopped working for a lot of MFM customers. I have a theory that when the dealer replaced the modem they took out the original 2G modem and put in another 2G modem. From talking to the service manager he did say that the way that program was carried out was highly disorganized and the techs have no idea if the replacement modems they were receiving were the new ones or just another 2G. Currently my system inforamation is showing the CPPM ENS is "UNKNOWN" so either the TCU has failed or there's no one answering its call perhaps because it's trying to phone home on a frequency where no one is listening anymore. I am trying to find the TCU/modem in our 2016 C-Max Energi but its location seems to be a well guarded secret. Pretty sure it is in the rear of the car some place but so far I've pulled ever panel and not seeing anything that looks like what I need. I did find the keyless entry model in the rear behind a panel on the left side of the interior but I don't think that is also the TCU? Does anyone know where the TCU is and what it looks like?

Select 2013-16 model years Fusions Recalled Over Possible Rollaway Risk https://jalopnik.com/ford-recalls-550-000-fusions-and-escapes-over-possible-1827687762 You can use the NTSB recall tool along with your VIN to see if your vehicle is affected. https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?gclid=CjwKCAjwyrvaBRACEiwAcyuzRBTqzDKJUr-ZF9YcoYUcb9Hm7FcJBMrxSb_H7g-1bNHvu7D5hNPZrRoCmQoQAvD_BwE#vin

Hello everyone! I have joined this forum in hope that I can have some light shed to the following mystery. Last week, I have purchased a used 2016 Ford Fusion Energi Hybrid SE with some extra luxury features thrown in. Overall, I love the car. On inspection of the vehicle, I noticed that in the left side of the instrument panel, in the Settings > Vehicle, I have a full set of "Remote Start" options, including windows, locks and climate settings. However, the keyfob which came with the car doesn't have a Remote Start button. After some research, I have noticed that the "Remote Start" options will not be exposed in the instrument panel's "Settings" menu unless the car has this option installed. At the same time, the features list for the vehicle shows "Less Remote Start" (or something like that). So my question is this: is this possible that this information is incorrect and that my car does have a "Remote Start" feature but the used car dealer somehow replaced the original keyfob with a cheaper one (perhaps because the original was broken or lost)? Howe can I for sure check if my car has this feature? Thank you in advance for all your help and time!

I have a 2016 Fusion Energi SE with the stock sound system (4 door speakers, 2 tweeters in the front doors, and 2 6x9s in the rear deck). I'm pretty disappointed with the stock speakers and i didn't think the Sony system was worth stepping up to a titanium model when the Energi has so many of the other features standard already. So i want to upgrade the speakers but keep the stock touchscreen head unit without adding an amp but i have a few questions: 1.Does anyone know the output of the head unit to each speaker? 2. Would the Polk DB651 coax speakers work ok in the doors with that much power? - 4ohm, Sensitivity:92w, RMS:6-60w (that's what seems to be recommended on the non-hybrid fusion forums) 3. The rear deck speakers say 2ohm them, would it be alright to use a set of 4ohm Kicker ks69 6x9s?