golowes48

I had mine done today. My dealer didn't list the part number on the bill summary.

My 2013 escape titanium has a 7/12 build and the doors unlock when grabbing either rear door handle with the key fob in my pocket.

Sorry I meant upholstery....

My dealer told me they don't have the parts as well. They said when the parts do arrive they are going to send my car to an apolster company in town that would take care of it better than they would.

I received a letter about those two and a third: ID: 14C03 It may be possible that he front driver and/or passenger seatback assemblies were produced with sub-standard welds. A sub-standard weld joint may separate and result in noise in the seatback or a loose or leaning seatback. Also, sub-standard welds may not meet the requirements of FMVSS 207, potentially increasing the risk of injury in certain crashes. Ford has authorized your dealer to replace the affected seatback assembly or assemblies.

Well no issues downloading, installing or submitting the install to Ford. It seems like with the update the pairing process of my cell phone and indexing of my usb drive are quicker.

They are Auto Ventshade. I put them on my 06 Escape when I bought it and never had any problems with them.

Installed the in-channel vents yesterday. I am pretty happy with the outcome.

I noticed the same thing on my driver's front wheel. There are four almost exact marks about four inches or so long around the wheel. I thought my wife hit a curb but there are no marks on the rear wheel. She used one of the older car washes where only the driver side front wheel gets locked into place. Mystery solved.

Please let us know if they replace it and how that goes. The color on mine is almost completely peeled off as well. Thanks!

I have the Husky's throughout my Escape and I love them. They save the carpet and they are a breeze to clean.

Same thing happening to me.

My dealer checked my Escape at 1000 miles, didn't change oil or anything, just a check on fluids, tires, etc at no cost. Then I had them complete a 5000 mile maintenance which was pretty much an oil change and tire rotation.

My escape does have the intelligent access.

You do not have to press the brake pedal when you use the remote start. When you enter the vehicle you only have to push the start button. I do this all the time.

I received the letter about Ford extending the warranty on the Accessory Protocal Interface Module for a total of 5 years. I updated our Escape Titanium without the Nav package about two weeks ago and everything is working smooth so far. No clock issues, no issues with the presets not showing the stations, and no freezing screen issues. I will keep my fingers crossed.

I guess good things do come to those who wait.

I will have to buy a dollar store clock and tape it to the dash

I received the same pamphlet today. You can use it along with the $1000 off they are offering. But like you said, about a month too late for me.

Did anyone who installed the update notice a fix for the clock issue?

To use the remote start you have to push the lock button first, then the start button twice, even if the car is already locked. Also, when you get in the car you have to push the ignition button before you can place the car into drive.

That's for all of the info. I feel better knowing that 11 gallons is normal for others too.

I was wondering how many gallons of gas it usually takes to fill the tank. I only drive the new 2013 Escape now and then (it's my wife's car) and recently had the opporunity to put gas in it. The gauge was almost on empty and the low fuel light was on. After filling it up, it only took a little over 11 gallons to fill it. I thought that this was unusual because in my 06 escape, I usually have to put around 13 gallons to fill it when the gauge is close to empty.

In the user manual I am pretty sure it states that another fob can unlock the doors.

I noticed that around 7PM ET the date changes to the next day. Anyone else notice this?