2010 Ford Fusion radio

Asked by Eileen Jan 11, 2016 at 01:40 PM about the 2010 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My radio will not play when the car is running. It will, however, play before the
car is turned on, and after the car is turned off. When the car is running all
that is displayed is the time. Sync for the phone does not work when the car
is running either. Not sure what is wrong as it seems to have happened over
night. Any ideas?

3 Answers

14,505

Sync is a Ford or authorized facility repair unfortunately. The first thing you can do is disconnect the battery neg cable for a minimum of 10 minutes to attempt to reset the system. After that you could log into your syncmyride account and try to update it via the usb. beyond those things its dealer time unless there is a radio repair person in your area that the dealers farm their sync stuff to.

Sync isn't the major problem. It's the radio that isn't working when the car is running. I wouldn't care about the phone not syncing with the radio, just wondering what happened with the radio.

14,505

They are integrated with one another, several parts of the same whole.

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