battery won't hold charge

Asked by GuruM1QQ2 May 22, 2020 at 08:53 AM about the 2017 Ford Fusion Hybrid SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Had the oil changed in y 2017 ford fusion 5 days ago. Now battery won't hold a charge overnight. Charges as I drive but drains overnight.

3 Answers

It could be a bad ACM (Audio Control Unit) The ACM may need a firmware upgrade also the original Mexican 12 volt battery was defective on some models. If the battery is more than 3 years old it could just be normal wear a tear and needs replacement. I would charge the battery full overnight then do a load test (AutoZone can do that) to determine if the battery is still good or not as a start to fixing your issue. I have a 2017 Fusion Energi Hybrid with the same problem, it's at the Ford dealer now

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I just called Autozone and was told they couldn't recharge that kind of battery due to it being apart of a hybrid system and they aren't permitted to work with them

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I just had my oil changed yesterday and I have the same problem you're having. Cars been charging fine holding a charge overnight no problems till I got my oil changed then the problem occurred everything's cleverything's clean no corrosion anywhere ....why?

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