It seems like your door hinge pins are worn on the drivers door. If you open the door 1/3 of the way pull up on the back bottom edge of the door. If there is play up/down then the hinge pins are worn. If it's very solid the door can be adjusted by the bolts on the hinges to correct that issue. I would recommend a body shop give you an estimate.
@@VitaliyKofman I'd say that area was in an accident and the body shop didn't align the door properly. It shouldn't be worn at 4 years unless it's his mileage.
I'm glad you made this video. I will have to install new wiper blades on my step son's 2015 Fusion. Just by looking at them, I would have no idea how to change them. Also, on the paint chip. You would think if it was from a rock it would have chipped the glass as well. Only the paint chipped. If your Fusion is anything like the 2015. There is a huge plastic cover that covers the entire bottom of the engine and transmission you have to remove with like 11 screws before you can change the oil or transmission fluid.
@@VitaliyKofman If they are OEM wipers, why do they need to support so many different types of mounts? :) The OEM parts brand for Ford is Motorcraft, isn't it?
It seems like your door hinge pins are worn on the drivers door. If you open the door 1/3 of the way pull up on the back bottom edge of the door. If there is play up/down then the hinge pins are worn. If it's very solid the door can be adjusted by the bolts on the hinges to correct that issue. I would recommend a body shop give you an estimate.
I'm just surprised it worn out so quickly... 4 years? Seems cheap!
@@VitaliyKofman I'd say that area was in an accident and the body shop didn't align the door properly. It shouldn't be worn at 4 years unless it's his mileage.
I'm glad you made this video. I will have to install new wiper blades on my step son's 2015 Fusion. Just by looking at them, I would have no idea how to change them. Also, on the paint chip. You would think if it was from a rock it would have chipped the glass as well. Only the paint chipped. If your Fusion is anything like the 2015. There is a huge plastic cover that covers the entire bottom of the engine and transmission you have to remove with like 11 screws before you can change the oil or transmission fluid.
I'm just exploring the basics. Best things are yet to come. I still love the car but some things are just overly complicated for no reason 🙃
@@VitaliyKofman yeah you can say that again. Love the car, but things are unnecessarily complicated when there's no reason for it. 🤪
Wait till you need to replace your Head Lights!!
You have to take off your bumper!!!!!
Can't wait :D
That’s normal for many cars for the last 20 years. I think changing the bulbs has to be easier though than it was for the Town Car.
@@EnthusiastCarHangartown car not only much easier but also much cheaper to change headlights than fusion
@@edwardleyland1979 I agree. But changing the bulbs is pain on the Town Car. Easy but many steps to do do. Done it so many times on mine.
This is what you have to deal with when buying aftermarket wiper blades. :)
I keep my OEM Toyota/Lexus blades and just replace the rubber inserts.
I used the wiper catalogue at Walmart and these are supposedly OEM :)
@@VitaliyKofman If they are OEM wipers, why do they need to support so many different types of mounts? :)
The OEM parts brand for Ford is Motorcraft, isn't it?
@@lugburz7539 Good point!