There are a few common repairs that can be done to address a ticking noise in a Ford Fusion when idling. One common repair is to replace the camshaft phasers. Another is to replace the valve cover gasket. Finally, the last common repair is to replace the engine coil packs.
The Most Common Repairs to Address a Ticking Noise in a Ford Fusion When Idling
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Walter WhyteAuto Insurance Claim Specialist
Posted on Jan 22, 2023
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