As noted my 2007 Fusion 2.3 turned the clock over at 320,000 miles today. It still runs great with very little oil loss ( slight weep at rear main ) but it still only uses 6-8 oz of oil in my normal 10K OCI. No sign of engine wear and the trans shifts like new, up and down.
2007 Ford Fusion Turned 320K Today
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Congrats tig1. Is this the one where you over the years gradually increased the viscosity from 5w20 to 5w30 - to 10w30? If so, it's really paid dividends. My favorite is Mobil 1 Extended Performance 10w30.
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Might try changing the PCV valve if it hasn't been done in the last 50k miles or so. Use only OEM.
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Let's see some pics of the beast these days
Good job! I love these high mileage success stories!
Can’t be true. Fords are just awful. Seen it on here many times. 
Do you have any pictures Tig? That car has done very well! Any plans to step-up to anything a bit thicker or try and additive to slow down the leak?
I've rented a few. Nice car, easy to drive. I was surprised and disappointed when Ford stopped making them.
Well, to be fair, it was a lot more Mazda than it was Ford. Mazda platform, Mazda engine, Mazda transmission.Can’t be true. Fords are just awful. Seen it on here many times.
Awesome. Love you mentioned 10k OCI. That is going to cause anxiety for a lot of members here, LOL.
Congrats 
I'm getting rid of my 2007 Mazda 6 2.3 this month. It only has 130000ish miles, but it became too much of a rust bucket, even for me.
Engine and transmission are still perfectly fine, no appreciable oil consumption...
I'm getting rid of my 2007 Mazda 6 2.3 this month. It only has 130000ish miles, but it became too much of a rust bucket, even for me.
Engine and transmission are still perfectly fine, no appreciable oil consumption...
I switched to 5-30 at about 275K because of the rear main weep. I don't see a reason to go to a 10 wt.
I may do that.
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