Why isn't the car taking power?
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Asked by Joseph Aug 27, 2022 at 05:08 PM about the 2014 Ford Fusion Energi Titanium

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just recently bought a 2014 Fusion
Energi Titanium with a bad transmission
(Only codes I received when buying it
were for transmission and the trans had
metal pieces jamming it up as we
pushed it). So I just picked up the car
today and the left two and bottom right
lights flash when I plug it in. Also it
thinks there's always a J1772 connected
to it and I have to clear it when I drive it
and it always cleared. Car doesn't take
any power either. Has anyone seen this,
or know if something wasn't connected
right?

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Joseph answered about a year ago

OK. I'll check, but it drives fine with no issues. It just won't charge from the j1772. I thought I put this in there, but I picked it up from the trans being changed.

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