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2019 - 2020 Ford Fusion Rear Bumper Reflector - Left Driver
Rear Bumper Reflector Light for 2019-2020 Ford Fusion/Police Responder Hybrid, Left (Driver) Side, Replacement
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2019 - 2020 Ford Fusion Rear Bumper Reflector - Right Passenger
Rear Bumper Reflector Light for Ford Fusion/Police Responder Hybrid, 2019-2020, Right (Passenger) Side, Replacement
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2011 - 2024 Ford Fusion License Light Assembly - Left or Right (Driver or Passenger)
Rear License Plate Light Lens and Housing for Ford Expedition 2018-2022, Explorer 2011-2019, Right (Passenger) = Left (Driver), Replacement
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Rear Bumper Reflector Light Pair/Set for 2013-2018 Ford Fusion, Right Passenger and Left Driver Replacement
FUSION 13-18 REAR BUMPER REFLECTOR Right (Passenger) and Left (Driver)
OEM #s: DS7Z13A565K, DS7Z13A565J
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Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2010-2012, Left Driver Side, Replacement
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Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2010-2012, Right Passenger, Replacement
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Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2010-2012, Right Passenger and Left Driver Replacement Pair/Set
FUSION 10-12 FRONT SIDE MARKER LAMP Right (Passenger) AND Left (Driver), Assembly
OEM #s: AE5Z13200D, AE5Z13200C
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Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2006-2009, Left Driver Side, Replacement
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Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2006-2009, Right Passenger Side, Replacement
OEM #6E5Z13200C, Partslink #: FO2551142 -
Front Side Marker Light Assembly for Ford Fusion 2006-2009, Right Passenger and Left Driver, Replacement Pair/Set
FUSION 06-09 FRONT SIDE MARKER LAMP Right (Passenger) AND Left (Driver), Assembly
OEM #s: 6E5Z13200D, 6E5Z13200C
Partslink #s: FO2550142,FO2551142, Partslink #: SET-F104503
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The Ford Fusion's turn-signal light-also called a blinker, indicator lamp, or signal bulb-does three big jobs: it shows other drivers where you're headed, keeps the car road-legal under federal rules, and warns you when a bulb has burned out (fast-flash).
Quick Facts
- First-gen Fusion (2006-2012) uses wedge-base 3156/3157 or 7440/7443 bulbs at the corners (SEALIGHT).
- Second-gen (2013-2020) keeps 7443 for most front turn signals and 7440/7443 in back (Boslla).
- Mirror-mounted arrow lamps appear on many SE, Titanium and higher trims starting in 2013. Sequencing LED upgrades are popular drop-ins (Reddit).
- Fast-blinking (hyperflash) almost always means a burned-out bulb or an LED installed without a resistor (CarCareKiosk) (Reddit).
- U.S. law (FMVSS 108) says fronts must flash amber or white; rears may be amber or red and must be bright enough from 100 ft in normal daylight (eCFR).
- Monthly light checks are a core AAA maintenance item because a dark indicator can earn a ticket (Your AAA Network) (AAA).
Fit & Years
Model year | Body style | Front bulb | Rear bulb | Mirror lamp | Notes |
2006-2009 | Sedan | 3157/7443 | 3157/7443 | - | Same sockets left & right (SEALIGHT) |
2010-2012 | Sedan | 3157/7443 | 3157/7443 | - | Relay under dash controls flash rate (Ford Fusion Forum) |
2013-2020 | Sedan | 7443 | 7440/7443 | LED strip | Side-mirror indicator on many trims (Reddit) |
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Bulb Choices
- Halogen (OEM-style) - Cheap, easy to find, lasts 1-2 years.
- LED replacements - Last up to 10 years, light instantly, but need load resistors or an "LED-rated" relay to stop hyperflash (Reddit).
- Sequential mirror modules - Swap the whole mirror insert for a flowing amber bar; look for versions made for the North-American Fusion body so fitment is correct (Reddit).
Common Problems
- Rapid blink / dash warning - System senses low resistance or open circuit; check for a blown bulb or missing resistor (YOUCANIC).
- Moisture in lens - Cracked seal lets water enter; replace housing and check gasket.
- Loose socket - Vibration loosens contacts; gently bend tabs or replace socket.
- Stalk won't self-cancel - Steering-column switch wears; swap the combination switch in under 30 minutes with basic tools (YOUCANIC).
DIY Replacement
Front corner (2014 shown)
- Turn wheel inward for room and pull back fender liner (CarCareKiosk).
- Twist socket counter-clockwise; remove bulb.
- Push new 7443 bulb straight in; avoid touching the glass.
- Test before re-assembling liner.
Rear trunk lamp (2014 shown)
- Open trunk; remove two plastic wing-nuts and lift the carpeted trim (CarCareKiosk).
- Twist out socket, change bulb, re-install.
Mirror indicator
Pop the mirror cap, release two tabs, unplug the module, and slide in the LED unit (YouTube).
Tip: Replace bulbs in pairs so brightness matches (AAA Oregon/Idaho).
Safety & Law
- FMVSS 108 requires a pilot light or clicking sound so drivers know the signals are on (eCFR).
- Signals must flash 60-120 times per minute; hyperflash exceeds that rate and is illegal.
- Front indicators must be at least 380 mm above the road and as far apart as practical on cars this width .
Maintenance Tips
- Check every bulb once a month with a friend or by using reflections on a wall (Your AAA Network).
- Keep spare 7443 and 3157 bulbs in the glove box for roadside fixes.
- Clean cloudy lenses with plastic polish to restore brightness and signal clarity.
- When one bulb fails, its mate is often close behind-replace both (AAA Oregon/Idaho).
Troubleshooting
Symptom | Likely cause | Quick fix |
Fast blink | Burned bulb or LED without resistor | Replace bulb, add load-resistor (Reddit) |
No front flash, rear OK | Bad socket or ground | Clean contacts, check harness |
Signal won't stay on | Faulty stalk switch (YOUCANIC) | Replace combination switch |
Flash on one side weak | Moisture or corroded reflector | Dry housing, reseal lens |
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Upgrade Ideas
- Switch-back LEDs - White daytime running light that turns amber when signaling; fits 7443 sockets.
- CAN-bus LEDs - Built-in resistors prevent hyperflash and "bulb-out" dash alerts (AUXITO).
- Sequential mirror bars - Flowing arrow animation improves side visibility and style (Reddit).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What bulb size does a 2010 Fusion use up front?
A: Most 2010 models take a 3157 or 7443 wedge-base bulb in the front corner socket (SEALIGHT).
Q: Why is my indicator blinking super-fast after I installed LEDs?
A: LEDs draw very little power, so the flasher thinks a bulb is out. Add an inline 6-ohm resistor or install an LED-rated relay (Reddit).
Q: Where is the flasher relay on a 2011 Fusion?
A: It is integrated into the body-control module; access the passenger-side fuse panel to swap it if needed (Ford Fusion Forum).
Q: Are mirror turn signals plug-and-play?
A: Factory LED modules are plug-in. Some aftermarket sequential bars need extra trimming or wiring, so buy ones listed for the U.S. Fusion, not the overseas Mondeo (Reddit).
Q: Can I run red rear blinkers?
A: Yes-FMVSS 108 allows either red or amber at the rear, but fronts must stay amber or white (eCFR).
Q: How long do halogen bulbs last?
A: Typical service life is about two years under normal use (Your AAA Network).
Q: Does a fast blinker always mean a bad bulb?
A: Almost always, but it can also point to a corroded ground or damaged socket-inspect before replacing parts (CarCareKiosk).
Q: My dash shows a bulb warning icon-what is it?
A: The Fusion has a light-out indicator that comes on when any exterior bulb, including a turn signal, burns out (YOUCANIC).
Q: Is LED brighter than stock?
A: Quality LEDs can emit up to twice the lumens of a stock incandescent while using a tenth of the power (AUXITO).
Q: How often should I check my blinkers?
A: AAA suggests a quick walk-around once a month and before long trips (AAA).
Key Takeaways
- Know your bulb size (3157/7443).
- Replace in pairs, test before you drive.
- Use resistors with LED swaps.
- Keep signals clean, dry, and bright to stay legal and safe.