Ford Fusion Parts & Accessories

Ford Fusion Parts & Accessories

The Ford Fusion ran from 2006 through 2020 across two generations and became one of Ford's best-selling midsize sedans, praised for its European-influenced styling and broad powertrain range that spanned a 2.5-liter Duratec four-cylinder, turbocharged EcoBoost four and six-cylinder engines, and hybrid and plug-in hybrid drivetrains. The second generation Fusion, introduced for 2013, used the same CD4 platform as the Lincoln MKZ and offered the 2.0-liter EcoBoost in Sport trim with 245 horsepower and AWD, making it a capable sport sedan at a mainstream price point. The Fusion Hybrid and Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid variants shared the same body and suspension hardware as the gasoline models, simplifying parts sourcing across the lineup. This collection covers parts for every Fusion powertrain and generation sold in North America.

Popular Upgrades

Fusion 2.0 EcoBoost Sport owners commonly upgrade with K&N cold air intake systems, Cobb Accessport tunes, and Borla or Flowmaster cat-back exhaust systems that add power and a more assertive exhaust note. Lower control arm bushing replacement sets and front strut replacements with Bilstein B6 or Monroe OE Spectrum units are popular preventive upgrades on first-generation Fusions past 80,000 miles. The 2.0 EcoBoost benefits from an upgraded intercooler kit from Mishimoto or Forge Motorsport that reduces charge air temperatures and maintains power in Florida heat.

Performance and Handling

The second-generation Fusion Sport uses the CD4 platform with independent front MacPherson strut suspension and an independent rear multi-link setup, a configuration that benefits from Eibach Pro-Kit or H&R sport springs that lower the car 1.0 to 1.4 inches while improving body roll control. The AWD-equipped Sport model uses a Haldex rear coupling that adds rear torque for traction but is not a performance AWD system in the traditional sense, and fluid changes every 30,000 miles maintain proper engagement. Coilover kits from Tein and KW Suspension are available for the CD4 platform and provide full ride-height and damping adjustability for track-oriented builds.

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